Will Manchester United players blush now? Evra talks about Ferguson s iron-fisted management: It s impossible to let it go now

Evra's recent interview actually contains a lot of content. As an old player during the Ferguson era and a good friend of Pogba, Evra has a lot of say in the situation in the Manchester United locker room. This time Evra specifically talked about how Ferguson managed the locker room back then. In Evra's words, if Ferguson coached in today's environment, he might have been sent to prison.

In fact, Evra did not compare the current locker room situation, but we can make a comparison based on what Evra said and Amorin complained about Manchester United not long ago, and you can know why Ferguson's Manchester United is the top Premier League, while Manchester United has become an internet celebrity team.

Question: You can't give up in warm-up matches

Evra talked about a case. Ferguson has always had very strict requirements on the team, requiring that both formal games and warm-up matches should be given their best. At that time, Manchester United went to Saudi Arabia to play a warm-up match. The young Velbeck entered the first team, followed the team and got the game time. During the game, Welbeck got a penalty kick, but it was not that Welbeck lost the free throw, and Manchester United also lost the game.

Evra recalled that when Ferguson returned to the locker room, he roared and shouted, "Who do you think you are? He dared to miss the penalty when he just entered the first team." Evra said that he persuaded and told Ferguson that this was just a warm-up match. Ferguson responded, "Go to your warm-up match."

Compared with Manchester United's current game of Manchester United losing to West Ham 0-2 is ugly. Amorin himself said that Manchester United's locker room feels that the win or loss of the game will not affect the league's ranking anyway, and his current attention is all in the UEFA Cup final. B Fei also said after the game that we can't think so. If the head coach and captain say so, then there must be such a range in Manchester United's locker room.

This is to pick the game and play, it doesn’t matter if you win or lose at home, so Amorin was very angry after the game. So did you see it? Manchester United lacked the belief that he had to win and lose every game during Ferguson's period. This was also what Amorin said after the game. Even if Manchester United won the UEFA Cup championship, if there is no such belief next season, then Manchester United's results will still not be good.

Question 2: Is the locker room requirement a good man

Evra talking about, and it is naturally Nani's crying. Manchester United visited Anfield Stadium in 2011. It was a football match between mortal enemies. Carragher made a fierce foul on Nani, and his shoe nailed it to make a huge hole in Nani's calf. Nani had just recovered from injury, and later Nani explained that she was worried about being injured again, so she cried.

But precisely because of crying, the Manchester United player who was planning to help Nani get back the field instantly dispersed. Why? Ferguson also roared at Nani after the game: "I hope you have broken your legs, and I don't want to see you crying in Anfield." Because Liverpool is a mortal enemy, Manchester United cannot show any weak emotions when they face Liverpool.

, and his teammate who was supposed to help Nani find a place, ignored Nani and even planned to teach Nani some lessons in Carrington. So much so that in order to protect Nani, Ferguson had to give Nani a week off to prevent these big men from messing up Nani.

So, have you understood the problem? Manchester United players are all polite now. There was also a McTominay who was taught a lesson by McTominay while Garnacho was training with a hat and took off his hat. Now you ask McTominay or who takes Garnacho's hat?

Rashford went to a nightclub after losing at the Manchester City Derby, if it were placed in the Ferguson era locker room, guess what would happen to Rashford? No one in Manchester United's locker room is doing these things now, and all Manchester United players have become giant babies.

Destroy is easier than building

If you have read Ferguson's autobiography, you will know how much thought it took to create a locker room culture for Manchester United after taking over Manchester United. I went to the nightclub to catch the players in Class 92 in the middle of the night to allow young players to develop a suitable attitude; in order to change the atmosphere of alcoholism in the locker room, I directly sold the core players.

At that time, at the beginning of training, there were only thirteen or fourteen players present, and the rest of the players were late because of alcoholism or other reasons. How much thought did Ferguson take? The turmoil in the locker room also led to Ferguson's early results being very bad, and he ranked in the second half of the league for two consecutive seasons in the early stages.

If Ferguson coached Manchester United now, he would have scolded many Manchester United fans for their performance in the lower half of the two consecutive seasons to the point where he could not take care of himself. Where was the Ferguson dynasty at that time? It was not so easy to build a castle in a ruin, let alone the locker room culture.