"He put people's noses out of place." Ferdinand on Moyes' Man Utd era | Premier Leaue Tonight

Rio Ferdinand with an excellent inside track on the transition from Ferguson to Moyes at Man Utd, explaining exactly why he thinks the former Everton manager failed at Old Trafford.
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[@DrPinhead]

Moyes showed a video of Jagielka defending to Ferdinand..........their relationship was never the same.

[@yatesy117]

Dr Pinhead Ferdinand was finished at that point couldn't even do it for QPR. Moyes was dealt a bad hand impossible job to follow Fergie.

[@circle2867]

tbf he could've learnt from jagz given that rio was shot to pieces. moyes should've never ever been given that job tbh

[@jamesfzj2495]

Alvin Anis tbh I think it showed how good at psaying over cracks fergie / phelan were

[@foreverred105]

@Goober's Ghost Source?

[@blue1984]

Yeah that's exactly it. It just shows how good a manager Fergie actually was to win the league with a team that went on to finish 7th or 8th whatever it was. Best job at worst time definitely. Moyes did an amazing job at my club Everton with no money to spend. Completely turned the club around. He's a good manager. He also walked into a hiding onto nothing at Sunderland and took a risk going over to Spain. He should choose his jobs more carefully that's what I will say. @@jamesfzj2495

[@The_establishment72]

People forget the state of the squad moyes inherited, Ferguson worked wonders winning a league with an ageing squad

[@civildiscourse7626]

Yh there is no way they should have or would have declined so quickly under a top manager

[@cal7828]

The squad that just won the league

[@brian2980]

RVP

[@rohithraman6488]

@@cal7828 Yes but it was hardly title quality, that's why Fergie is the GOAT, he can work wonders with average squads

[@user-ny1sc1ys4o]

He didn’t do wonders he bought those aging players and didn’t think about the future of the club he was egoistic he bought them for him for 1-2 seasons and then someone else takes the blame

[@overwatch1825]

Moyes failed because he got rid of Fergie back Room staff and bought his own cronies

[@d0r1675]

'He out peoples noses out of place'! Hes the manager!! says it all about.. rio and the mentality of the squad after ferguson left, who do they think they are!

[@MarknoblesAcidhouseparty]

i couldnt agree more ... moyes has said he felt like the step father going to man utd ... pricks like rio is the reason why...

[@MarknoblesAcidhouseparty]

by the way, i normally like rio and respect him , but he's bang out of order here ..

[@ALong-fo5so]

United success was based on only one model which was Fergie. Everything went thru him. And United was very successful. The sad fact was that the success papered over the clubs many deficiencies without him when he retired, that is they never had a business model to put in place when he went.

[@thesoultwins72]

Very interesting and valuable insights here from Rio Ferdinand - and an absolutely essential lesson for managers [leaders] in any industry or profession. Good managers assign [delegate] tasks to people - then step back and trust that person to deliver. [of course, they offer support and guidance if needed but still allow the person to take ownership of the work and in producing the desired outcomes]. Moyes, was clearly a micro-manager - wanted total control over the work and in doing so clearly demonstrated a lack of trust in the person and their abilities. In effect, Moyes was much more focused on his own performance and in convincing everyone what a good manager he was! The Micro-management ['Command-and -Control'] style of leadership is an utter disaster at improving performance and productivity both individually and with teams - particularly where people are 'competent' or 'expert' at task. By comparison and the reason why Sir Alex Ferguson is very much in demand as a speaker at Business Schools and to business leaders - is that he had truly inspirational leadership skills and understood how to get the best out of oftentimes, quite ordinary talent. SAF also realised that 'managers manage work - leaders manage people'.

[@staretsi2698]

Well said, pal.

[@jimi4906]

I miss fergie

[@1989Chrisc]

Even as a liverpool fan... I too miss fergie.

[@kimariowood406]

l4t

[@mahessara]

I just wanna see fergie against pep and klopp at premier league. That would be awesome.

[@mcharris5200]

Ffs

[@r4h4al]

I miss Moyes.

[@garbarek1078]

I think it just showed the Rio wasn't open to new ways of working. they may have won the title, but they were still poor by their own standards, particularly the first half of the season. In many ways it mirrored what happened with Souness at Liverpool. Both tried to change things too quickly, but with United, the moment when SAF announced he was stepping down, there should have been a transitional period where Moyes was integrated into the club, or the old staff (Phelan etc) were kept on for at least a season while Moyes found his feet, and made his changes incrementally.

[@juliolleshi751]

Yep. They should have also done it upstairs with the transition from Gill to Woodward. Both Moyes and Woodward needed guidance in their new roles for at least a season.

[@hassarfn3557]

Right. Moyes need a transitional period. Yet, what he did? He completely changed the backroom staff!!

[@flyingcod14]

Getting rid of Meulensteen was a huge mistake by Moyes.

[@kpwand]

With all due respect, the ex-United players are all deluded if they think they know how to run a successful football club. Ferguson had 3-4 seasons of inconsistent results before he started to win things.

[@hughtube5154]

I get your point, but SAF already had a history of winning with Aberdeen before he came to Utd.

[@civildiscourse7626]

@mark houghton yep easy if your Celtic or rangers which makes his Aberdeen achievement that much more impressive

[@civildiscourse7626]

Yep but that's coz at that time when fergie took over united they were sleeping giants who hadn't won the league in donkeys... Moyes took over the champions lol

[@666cfc]

SAF won the league, FA Cup and UEFA Cup Winners Cup during his time with Aberdeen, beating Real Madrid in the final.

[@petegittins91]

KZbin have been trying to get me to watch this for ages

[@finding_aether]

It shows the importance of having an organizational buy-in. Having a new ideas is easy, ability to implement it is 90% of the work.

[@JohnMcMahon.]

No matter who took control of that Utd squad after Ferguson left was never gonna succeed, it was Fergie's squad, every single member of the squad and 99% of the staff at Old Trafford danced to Fergusons tune.. What Man Utd and their fans have to understand is that the Ferguson era is over, that era is gone and they have to move on from it.. I still dont think the club have 100% recovered from Ferguson leaving. I think he was that important to them. What Ferguson did at Utd was amazing and I'm a Liverpool fan.

[@mikelitorous5570]

Phil Jones’ nose was already wonky

[@Michael-lj3lm]

Haha

[@flowen_music]

😂😂

[@lukepilling3454]

🤣 👏

[@ClarkKent-zm3qz]

This comment is underrated.

[@richarddunne9802]

😂

[@pezushka]

These conversations are always good. Your man presenting has a very good inquisitive, curious style, but because he's a football outsider he angles his questions perfectly for the audience, like me.

[@lukemccann]

tompezl I love Jake Humphrey since he was doing F1. He has a perfect interviewing style to let the experts roll on important, challenging points.

[@attzable]

Moyes bang average coach but let's be honest that United team were finished. Most key players in early or mid 30s.

[@mr_miyagi5003]

Ball Player FC The same team who won the league with 5 games to spare the season before, Juve have had a CRAAAZZZZYY amount of success with an old squad

[@attzable]

@@mr_miyagi5003 Juventus play in a slow tempo league mate. Fergie knew the team were finished & the younger players like Smalling, Kagawa & Welbz weren't at the same standard.

[@bpf10]

1st to 7th is too big of a drop even with "finished" players

[@gloriousgod]

Moyes was below average, He's on of the worst managers in the League imo. No players go over the hill that much in a few MONTHS (May to August) that they end up finishing 7th from winning the Premier league.

[@spacepickle69]

Shows how good Ferguson really was then

[@delboyinoz1]

Rio Ferdinand absolutely spot on with your assessment of how a good squad should be. This applies not only to football but work also. Everyone is important.

[@nomore5668]

Everyone is important. It's an easy platitude to make, however, Rio is as selfish as they come.

[@coolcat1022]

Moyes was walking into a team with an ageing squad which had come to the end with Fergie. Fergie left in 2013 for a reason, because he could see what was happening with the squad. Fizzling out

[@the_red_barron1002]

Fergie had a BIG part to play in what happened to Moyes.

[@the_red_barron1002]

@REDZER_14 neglecting the squad letting it getting older and older without replacing key players.

[@gazelliott2414]

he has a big part to play for the glazers being here too

[@TheHungryTrollRawr]

Moyes was the BOSS, Rio would have done well to remember and respect that! Fergie himself chose Moyes to succeed him. Simply if those players had actually 'played' for Moyes, he might have done well eventually at United and maybe they wouldn't have lost so many years in transition! For me those players betrayed the very club by betraying their manager! Same thing with Jose too

[@johnadams20132013]

Rio Ferdinand is spot on

[@ellepant]

Moyes was never given a chance at united,the players thought they was bigger than him.

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

Manchester United made the decision to offer Moyes the job. They had years and years to decide who should be the successor to Sir Alex. Having made that decision and given him a 6 year contract to sack him after 8 months was a total disgrace and shows that they didn't know what they were doing!! I'm no fan of David Moyes but he was thrown under then bus and that is NOT the Manchester United way!!!

[@hassarfn3557]

SAF left his staff in united, so they could help moyes for the transition. Yet, he changed them with his own staff. He chose to cut off the "transition period" Moyes revolutionized MU into everton

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

@@hassarfn3557 That might be true but it still doesn't take the blame away from Manchester United for not making that transition easier for Moyes. Allowing David Gill to leave at the same time as Ferguson and not getting the players Moyes wanted in in the summer was unforgivable!!

[@mustafaaltan3054]

Phil Jones and Chris smalling are nicking a living from Man U #PONY

[@Abc-yt3el]

Dennis Bergkamp Agreed. Only decent CB at United is Bailly

[@ChimcharrNo1]

Abc 123 I like Lindelof too the lads good on the ball he needs to improve his defending that’s why an alderweireld would’ve been perfect but oh we’ll play with what we’ve got

[@jamesfzj2495]

If u saw today at Brighton you'd know we miss smalling, smalling does much more than others, rojo ain t good but at least he shows commitment

[@theemotionalremix]

@@Abc-yt3el and Lindelof and now Maguire.

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

Moyes was given a hospital pass. United were champions in name but they were the poorest team United have ever had to win the title. Fergie ( god love him) had totally taken his foot off the gas and the board @ United failed miserably to put in place proper succession planning. There was NO EXCUSE for this as they had years and years to prepare properly. When they decided that Moyes was to be the man why didn't they ask him immediately which players he wanted so they could get the ball rolling? It's just common sense. And then they gave him a 6 year contract to sack him after 8 months????? The board were a bunch of incompetents!!!!!!!

[@civildiscourse7626]

Moyes was awful

[@errolkim1334]

Ferdinand publicly undermined Moyes and here he is doing it again. Never Ferdinands fault.

[@thomasjones2415]

Of Course It Was His Fault

[@civildiscourse7626]

Rio is one of the very best defenders of that generation. Where does moyes rank as a manager? Loool

[@harveysmith100]

I think history has taught us who speaks the truth. Lot's of comments in favour of Moyes, just as many against. If Moyes was good enough to manage United, he would have proved it after leaving.

[@DB-hl8sp]

Is he proving it now? 🍿

[@azmrhaq7336]

he trying to prove it now

[@AB-gb6zz]

This aged well lol, man u without de gea would be in a relegation battle rn xD and west ham are doing pretty well

[@ANGELUS5548]

I still remember Martin Keon Kung fu chop on poor ruud van

[@huggybear811]

Man Utd players getting a manager the sack.......never

[@dajag6846]

And Moyes got hammers to Europe. So that means Utd players just had too much ego against Moyes.

[@Dan-dd8cf]

Ferdinand should become a manager he seems to know everything about coaching a big club. A problem for Moyes was he took over an ageing team, and didn't have the 20 years at United behind him like Fergie which garnered instant respect. It's very easy to say he did this and that wrong, but subsequently LVG and Jose have failed to be successful despite getting far more money to spend.

[@mr_miyagi5003]

Dan No the problem for moyes was getting rid of the staff and replacing them with his own, he was offered to keep them, even recommended I think, but he chose not to, if he had he would have came in and nothing would have changed, he would have won things.. mike phelan even said Fergies last few years he didn’t do much, he left it to everyone else, United had their most successful period in history while mike phelan and Rene meulenstien were there, moyes replaced them with Phil Neville and other pillocks from Everton, that was his mistake

[@Dan-dd8cf]

In your opinion. It is easy to say in hindsight if he would have done this or that... if it was that easy, everyone would win as many trophies as fergie did.

[@akashkhati10]

Moyes is a flop..look where he is now. He made sure every club he had managed either get relegated or found the bottom of league

[@britinbigd]

Ferdinand is the equivalent of a mouthy back seat driver in a car. He would last about as long as Alan Shearer or Gary Neville in a coaching role.

[@chrisklitou7573]

Didn't Jose win a cup double in his first season and finished 2nd in his 2nd. Season

[@djcrassus4422]

Why we talking about Moyes? It's been like 5 years or something

[@wibblywobble7068]

They're postulating whether Jose is / has done the same thing without directly saying it. -Edit IMO.. ;)

[@foreverred105]

Why not talk about Moyes? Alot of people are still interested in what happened.

[@tariqmalik1177]

The lessons are eternal so we must learn

[@bear1245]

Because it was disaster and people wanna know why

[@r4h4al]

It's very interesting. It didn't work out and people want to know why.

[@williamhitchcock46]

Fergie even delegated to Howard webb

[@charliel7216]

Fergie was so clever in saying to get Moyes in. It secured his legacy bringing an average manager in!

[@markfox3884]

Take me back to the year 2008, can't watch this squad nomore

[@toomuchinformation]

Moyes was hopelessly ill-equipped for the Man U job. Ferdinand and others could see this and therefore didn't have respect for him. Moyes didn't lose the dressing room; he'd never had it in the first place.

[@toomuchinformation]

@@MSV19801 In an ideal world, but footballers are merely human.

[@paddytumelty1248]

blame that on sir alex cause he hand picked him for utd job i honestly think think fergies ego played a big part here and it was a massive ego go back to 99 even and he along with peter schemichal lifted the euro cup i cant remember a nother manger to do that

[@pp-vf8ls]

@@paddytumelty1248 i agree with the ego, he choose biased based on British manager (cause honestly, there are non top British manager) and he thought Moyes could work but lets face it, its not, never

[@thefinalwhistle1623]

yes because they were spoilt prima donnas. managers who followed moyes got rid asap.

[@SnubFocuss]

Well said snoop

[@HavendaleBlvd80]

Has Ferdinand had a go at Management yet?

[@Harry-sc1xk]

Nope and there’s two of the biggest advocates for more black managers sitting there in the studio not giving it a go

[@foreverred105]

Get Moyes on to defend himself.

[@MrTonycoughlan]

I didn’t hear a video about Moyes or others getting their noses put out of place. I just heard 4 guys interrupting each other for 2.31 mins.

[@jamalb599]

Apart from Jenas. He was silent the whole time

[@siclay]

if u look back again, fergie wasnt really a good manager when he first came to united, he even almost get sacked, on the other hand moyes had lots of experiences with premier league, he also had the drive & passion to win games and his everton always give ferguson's united a lot trouble, so he was definitely the most logical choice for united, but sadly the board didnt give him enough time coz he was left with an old ageing squad, all the changes he made also didnt help and the all the pressure of become the chosen one just made things worse, to sum it up he was the right man who came in the wrong time..

[@Ronnabe_]

Wasn't a good manager? 37 years on his Aberdeen side is still the last non-Old Firm team to win the Scottish top flight

[@siclay]

@@Ronnabe_ fair enough

[@Johnstone72]

Man U were always going to struggle after Fergie, who ever came in. The process was badly managed. Ideally Ferguson should have remained as head honcho for at least another year. Allowing a new manager to adjust to the club and in time the club to him. Phelan leaving was the biggest mistake Moyes/Man U made. In '02 Ferguson got it wrong. '13 wasn't much better. With David Gil going in '13 did Ferguson even get offered his rolling one year deal? Maybe we'll never know. They'll always have cotchells of money for "marquee singnings", but something has now been lost. Good luck anyone trying to find it.

[@groovydudeful]

Ferdinand ought to be ashamed of himself. He undermined a young manager who he thought he was better than. The difference between him and Keane... Keane would have done his job regardless and not sold the fans short.

[@lukemccann]

It’s a joke how good Rio is. He should become as part of the furniture in footballing punditry as Alan Hansen was for generations.

[@mojebi3804]

Wow that's a bit over the top.

[@mystikkrap]

Calm down. He's alright.

[@robg3610]

Except Hansen is the worst pundit ever.

[@guitarreilly]

Nah Hansen was good for his time, plus he was funny

[@izdatsumcp]

He will become tired and out of sync with the modern game too.

[@simonlee498]

Sir Alex could make your local pub team champion league contenders

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

I keep hearing this tripe that Plug just said " Oh but they were a Championship winning team"...there's a difference.....the ONLY reason they won the title that season was Ferguson. He made the most of the poorest squad United had in 20 years. Anyone who watched United regularly knew this was a squad that desperately needed investment and Ferguson was culpable more than anyone for NOT recruiting well in the previous 5 seasons!!! MUFC were also guilty of taking it easy. Imagine the clown who allowed David Gill to leave @ the same time leaving Ed Woodward responsible for bringing in the finest talent in Europe? The bloke has proven to be incapable of negotiating a new contract for his mobile phone ffs. David Moyes was given a hospital pass. So in summary the Club got lazy and Ferguson didn't plan ahead for life after he retired . Piss poor for the world's biggest club!!!!!!!!! GGMU. LUHG.

[@mrmyclub6964]

Some managers are very good in the championship but poor in the premiership(Warnock). Some can manage any premiership team and not get relegated (Allardyce) and some can take a poor premiership team and in time bring them permantly top half of the table (Moyes). These type of managers generally find it difficult to manage above their level and Ferdinand gives an example of that with Moyes not delegating in the bigger club. Maybe allardyce is a bad example because if Keoman didn't buy 9 first team players he couldv'e had a better shot at Everton. Now they have time to gel, they are looking good.

[@Aerojet01]

Give Warnock some time. He's only been there 5 minutes.

[@mrmyclub6964]

Rex definitely not 5 minutes this is actually his 4th attempt 😂

[@philipritson8821]

That's not Rio Ferdinand it's Tom Jones

[@Biffo1262]

Sorry but it sounds to me like Moyes was being a thorough professional and some didn't like it. Either way he wasn't really given enough time to make any sort of difference and now United are still paying the price of unreasonable expectation.

[@jasoncha1973facup]

Classic example - Brian Clough telling Leeds players they were rubbish. He lasted 44 days.

[@theseoldbeats]

Keown jumping in and not letting Ferdinand open up more. 🙄

[@mingyeewong1590]

David moyes had a massive job on his hands but unfortunately players didn’t perform well enough for him.

[@victorkreig6089]

Forget the players the fans were the damn issue. He didn't produce immediately so they got enraged and wanted him out. The Glazers did actually fall to fan pressure on that and booted him

[@jacobfrancis3105]

recommended this video after 2 years, and the title is spelt wrong.

[@skittildfb152]

Players thought they were bigger than Moyes

[@DB-ed1nw]

That presenter use to be on cbbc right?

[@mag-wp6yt]

HugoFloss He should have stayed there.

[@yourgay3226]

Biggest mistake Moyes made was sacking fergies backroom staff including Phelan, period. Wtf Fergie was doing recommending Moyes I'll never know

[@petershortland478]

He wasn't even fergies 2nd choice and tbh I was surprised that Moyes was even considered at all, the role was way to big for him

[@iamsoldierf8316]

David moyes read frank o Farrell. Endex. Sir Matt and sir Alex. Two fall guys cane after the both finished.

[@paulcoffield2102]

It was obvious why Moyes failed. He wasn't given enough time, and Fergie's players were all still leaders within that club, despite being all being old, out-of-form, and no longer fit for purpose like Rio was. He didn't have their respect from the outset and he was never going to get that respect because the influential players who were still in that dressing room were never willing to change. Moyes should have kept Fergie's backroom team and and got rid of the deadwood like Rio asap.

[@thepostalcadet253]

Ferdinand starts dishing the gossip and Keown completely missed the opportunity to probe further and starts rabbiting on about nonsense. How does Keown keep getting invited back? He is just awful and offers nothing of worth. And I'm an Arsenal fan! 🙈

[@thefinalwhistle1623]

how does ferdinand get on all the time. this was abusing his position.

[@rubel247]

when Moyes offered Everton help to find there next manager some thing hit me it looked too much of a fiery tale for me and I knew it wasn't going to end well for him

[@r4h4al]

If he'd been given the same support SAF did in his first few years, and been given 20 years to build a club then who knows he may have eclipsed what Fergie achieved, we'll never know now.

[@yourgay3226]

They can laughingly compare Moyes to Emery all they like but he finished with 70 points in his first season, enough points this season gone to walk into 3rd and the CL instead of 8th and the EL. Toxic media and consequently fans ensured he was sacked instead.

[@gboss5119]

Rio n keown talking good stuff after winning a lot...jenas quiet... I wonder why

[@delboysilva2677]

rio and jenas both moms were white but act like their both gangsters from Ghana

[@EMAH669]

@@delboysilva2677 wtf does that have to do with anything

[@paulgibbons2320]

In other words the players thought they run the club. There egos were too big to manage. Made his life difficult.

[@Sloth55Chunk]

Is that the same problem he had in Spain? Sunderland? West Ham? Moyes is a joke and a serial failure.

[@jamiemorris6088]

Cause united have done so well since Moyes left haven't they ? I mean mourinho best manager in the world even had some issues with egos didn't he.

[@originalrbp2869]

Moyes is an average manager who manages average clubs. He wasn't qualified for the Utd job, he never even got anywhere with Everton let alone win anything. He's a mid table club manager, shouldnt have been allowed in the Old Trafford car park yet alone the managers office

[@paulgibbons2320]

Oh how right I was.

[@tapihd]

As much as moyes pissed me off I do feel a little bit sorry for him, he lost the dressing room and all the pressure was on him, not much he could've done, just saying but I do feel like he needed more time aswell, but at the same time I am glad he left

[@sk0nz]

think about what McKenna and Carrick do at man utd :)

[@masbe9075]

Last fergie squad 2013 vs last wenger squad 2018. Tbh, i would prefer the wenger squad s though

[@armughankhan6077]

Sounds like what happened to Liverpool with Souness

[@TheBlueCorolla]

Everyone knew that man utd squad was bang average, the board knew it and knew they'd be out of contention for a league or even a trophy for a couple of years, they needed a fall guy to 'ruin' Utd and Moyes was that man, tbh I can't see Utd winning a league title fir a while, just look at how strong Man City and Liverpool are, Tottenham are getting better, Arsenal are on a rebuild and Chelsea too, Utd have to act quick or they could be in europa league for the next few seasons

[@civildiscourse7626]

No excuse for Moyes to take is from 1st to 7th

[@shoaibahmed57]

This didn't age well 😂😂

[@liamt1452]

I did feel abit sorry for moyes tbf he had a ageing squad average age of 30 he just took over from the best football manager ever

[@civildiscourse7626]

Moyes was awful

[@marjannikolic1781]

@@civildiscourse7626 And Solskjaer is better?But he has a lots of credit.

[@civildiscourse7626]

@@marjannikolic1781 ole is doing a better job, yes. But moyes is still the more proven manager

[@marjannikolic1781]

@@civildiscourse7626 i respect your opinion,no doubt about that.But lets not forget Moyes didnt get one full season at United.Solskaer has Scandinavian mentality and he can win against best teams in Europe but has problems against smaller.I dont see how that can lead to any trophies in future.

[@civildiscourse7626]

@@marjannikolic1781 probably because moyes took the league champions to upper mid table, his time was up

[@harrydifelice7693]

Why is there dust on Rio's hair ?

[@irGuilty]

i love rio man

[@nomore5668]

I can't stand him.

[@simpedros4766]

Arrogant players past their sell by date thinking they are bigger than the manager then unprofessionally undermining him is what happened let’s be honest

[@mistercool975]

Rio Ferdinand could be a Hollywood actor . He got that face .

[@britinbigd]

Rio has a great face for radio, but his irritating Estuary English would let him down badly in that media channel.

[@GreigStott]

David Moyes could have been a good fit for Man Utd, but it just wasn't the right time and place ⚽️👍

[@tapihd]

exactly right way to put it

[@hughtube5154]

But Utd demands attacking, winning football. Moyes never set up teams in that way. Gordon Strachan said it best: "When I was the manager of Coventry my job was to not be beaten by the big boys. When I became manager of Celtic my job was to beat the teams trying not to be beaten by the big boys." Moyes could make a team hard to beat, but not one that would blow teams away.

[@luciousbrun5437]

Makes me sick, critizing a man's technique when that man was not given the time to implement his technique. Cheap af.

[@sukhdevr3489]

Moyes was not backed enough by Man United. They panicked and look where they are now

[@johnnyutah999]

Why didn't Rio man up and tell him then? Instead of waiting 5 years and throwing him under a bus

[@sesanonasanya5753]

he did GOD DAMN IT,

[@gingerbill128]

I am sure he told him plenty of times, he is not shy :)

[@sandymanmuuray]

He was too stoned at the time,scoffing his chips,I expect lol

[@StephenBeale]

Rio actually said "put some people's nose out of joint"... Why change the title?! Weird BT

[@charlesbuble4188]

" Some of the players at Man Utd should be ashamed of themselves". Roy Keane after Moyes was sacked in 2014.

[@Oneshot-cw5zf]

Sir Alex Ferguson one more than 10 major honours he won 38 major honours.

[@thequzo6123]

Adam Yusuf it was displaying how many honours Rio Ferdinand won under Ferguson Vs moyes

[@thomasjones2415]

Alex Ferguson Won 48 Major Honoursp In Totally Not 38,

[@uyiogbes9709]

fergie we always remain fergie, no one we take that away.

[@asadlionish]

Moyes didn’t has Lukaku,Pogba,Baily,Martial,Rashford,Matic,Sanchez,Shaw, Dear funs we have a huge problem and it’s name is Jose Mourinho .

[@Alphamask978]

I think some people have said Moyes should have been given time but I disagree there, I don’t think he was the right type of manager there and even with leaving United, his career after that has been inconsistent up until his good season with West Ham and putting them back in Europe. At best I think he’s a Europa League manager, really if he’s on form himself & he’s got the right squad then sure he can do that and he’s done it & shown he’s still got something. But he’s not a title winner and I think people expected United to win the title next season after Ferguson had left, I know Ferguson had apparently suggested Moyes but it was clearly the wrong choice. That squad that was left behind by Ferguson was an ageing shoe string squad & it showed how good Ferguson was a manager. It’s good to see United going back to the right direction but who knows what they need to win the title again in the squad ?

[@VallanoMedia801]

This comment did not age well as he is a european champion

[@dotdotdot5475]

Look at moyes given time at west ham look what hes achieved

[@abdulwahab3604]

That's not enough bc they finish outside top 4 just like Everton. Man u 7th

[@simplesimon7674]

...no one is going to take into consideration that SAF set Man U up for failure before retiring? He didn’t buy anybody of note for his last two transfer windows, retired, moved to the board and purposely employed an inferior manager to further boost his value. Imagine if they employed JM and he instantly won trophies ? How bad would that make SAF look??!

[@godwinsbraimoh995]

If city hadn't have won the 2011/2012 trophy he would have retired. And considering how bad our board is a rebuild would be impossible

[@dazzaMusic]

Fergie left behind a team that was in decline Ferdinand, Vidic and Van Persie were past their best he signed Rooney to a ridiculous contract when he was also on the decline and don't forget Tom Cleverley was still there.

[@kbarlow81]

We should of got Mourinho in then he would of worked wonders with them an he would of been backed

[@MrGts92]

Basically Rio is saying he wanted to be pampered more.

[@TokyoJoe703]

Lots of pointing in this video ☝️

[@MrCornbread79]

D.Moyes only got hired last minute Fergi showed up at his house to ask him as Jose had decided to go back to Chelsea. Moyes was never first choice but they were left taking him in the end.The United board panicked

[@goncaloamaral7846]

paul kennedy there’s no evidence anywhere that Mourinho was asked in 2013. Pep has confirmed Ferguson flew to New York to sound him out informally about taking over, it was in Guardiola’s sabbatical year.

[@Audits31]

When Moyes was at Everton Phil Neville mistakenly kicks the ball ten rows back and what did Moyes say... well done Phil ! Enough said.

[@beastkaybyt2865]

I like bt

[@GabrielJesusMCFC]

I like BT Sports.

[@jasonahdjfhsdfg]

Much better than Sky. Sky are really biased and don't even try to hide it. Their arrogance will be their downfall though.

[@crashfan9997]

jason eagles BT > Sky

[@nath-wp7xp]

jason eagles so true about the bias with sky. They are so ridiculously biased against Liverpool and biased towards Manchester United. It’s so bullshit.

[@Sabhail_ar_Alba]

Sounds like Moyes didn't have a chance from the beginning with ego's such as Ferdinand in abundance.

[@Marlondurran]

Is Bobby Charlton still playing anyone know???

[@sandymanmuuray]

I believe he is.I saw him in my local chippy,with his boots round his neck.He was talking about nutmegging Jones and Smalling during training.

[@Marlondurran]

@@sandymanmuuray brilliant.. LMAO 😂

[@nelotharen8599]

most footballers now are ego narcasists who don't care about winning and giving 100%. genrally it is there fault and not the managers fault. they don't treat their jobs like we treat our real careers. they are still 16 year olds in mentality. they are on average 10 years behind the rest of us in psychological maturity......it's a difficult job being a modern manager. it's not like playing an old champ manager game where everyone does what they are told.

[@KhanivoreQniba]

How could Fergie, winner of 20+ major trophies, recommend Moyes, winner of ZERO?!

[@iykeharrison9161]

Scottish things

[@garyelliott6879]

rio is a bellend

[@nicholasprotz4297]

Ferdinand was a great player but moyes needed to get rid of the old guard. The dressing room was to powerful.

[@adamgutteridge9664]

Alex Ferguson left a bare cupboard. It’s that simple

[@HXNZ99]

Ferdinand was a bit of a muppet as well though. Complaining because Moyes stopped chips being served.

[@L1am21]

i'm sure rio had enough money to go to the chippy on his countless days off.

[@HXNZ99]

L1am21 exactly. He was complaining coz Moyes stopped it from being served in the club's dinner area.

[@user-fl3kw6fe4j]

moyes is just a mid-table level manager tbh, it is very evident from his managerial performance after he left man utd.... moyes is just show his classlessness by consistently whining about man utd not giving him more chances