Who Is United's Biggest Traitor?! | The Overlap

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[@FullTimeDevils]

Which other traitors have we forgotten to mention?

[@jerrykelleher9017]

Pogba. Walked away from the club for free not once, but twice!

[@susbedo9258]

Cristiano Ronaldo. Left us for Real at his peak. He even considered joining Man City.

[@joekavanagh7171]

@@susbedo9258 exactly. It was United, not Madrid, who gave him his break, and Alex Ferguson who made him the player he became. United were on the verge of greatness when he left, and could have won all the trophies that Madrid won if he had stayed. I could understand if he was Spanish, but he's Portuguese. The trouble with signing Latins is that if they're any good, they will just use United as a stepping stone to Madrid

[@karlcashin3389]

Paul ince

[@himynameis294]

@@susbedo9258He’s also the greatest player to play for Man United.

[@MarioFrancoTUS]

not to call him an actual “traitor”, but I do not recall hating a player more than Di Maria. Absolute snake

[@phuston087]

Yeah, feel the same. Think its mostly the fact that he never wanted to come in the 1st place & his wife talking so much shit afterwards. Ashley Young will always have a place in my heart for putting him into the stand

[@joekavanagh7171]

Veron didn't want to come either. When he joined United he said that "it wasn't the end of the world". He never tried a leg for the club either.

[@phuston087]

@@joekavanagh7171 veron, couldnt hack the pace of the premier league, and couldnr dislodge Keane and Scholes from the midfield. He didnt talk shit about the club after he left

[@andyshaw7882]

Never Verons fault

[@nickcollins5191]

@@joekavanagh7171Veron came out years later saying he regretted leaving United

[@jamlemon]

Ince. Definitely Ince, he even had a framed Liverpool shirt in the background when being interviewed for the Beckham documentary.

[@scassidy07]

Surprised no one has said Mark Hughes, played for Utd then managed City. Was pretty bitter after the 4-3, even in the run up making comments such as "it would be my greatest achievement to knock United off the No.1 spot because it's a huge challenge"

[@brun4775]

Nah Hughes is still a legend. Management doesn’t count and City were nothing then.

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

I just commented that 😂 however he's a Legend was sold abroad came back even better Hughes massively underrated

[@joekavanagh7171]

I wouldn't really fault him for that. I think he meant that United had set the bar for all other clubs. Jack Charlton, an English legend, really enjoyed managing Ireland to beat his home country.

[@AnimefreakHQ]

City got done over with the Fergie time

[@sidikitraore7746]

the one that hurt me the most was welbeck scoring against us for arsenal at ot in the fa cup 2015… he celebrated that goal like he was never at utd

[@squeezewilliams3003]

One of my favorite goals of all time. I basically never saw Valencia make a mistake for man u but he passed Welbeck straight through for that one

[@joonah318]

I’m so surprised no one has said this up until yet..I hated Welbeck for a while after that

[@grahamgibbins8071]

Why wouldn't he celebrate. United let him go. Its was a big goal in a big game.

[@joonah318]

@@grahamgibbins8071 I just thought it was a bit disrespectful to the fans. He was liked by a lot of the fanbase, and I thought he could’ve shown a bit more respect when he scored.

[@grahamgibbins8071]

@@joonah318 surely not celebrating would be disrespectful to Arsenal fans. Can have it both ways. Just my opinion. I was at that game and it didn't bother me then or now

[@wheelywot]

Considering the word 'Traitor' I wouldn't say an individual player. I'd most definitely put the Glazer family as Uniteds biggest ever traitors.

[@aurynwestwield1682]

I'd actually say the fans who fund them and keep them here is more accurate.

[@stevehegan3609]

Brian Kidd for me !

[@TelcontarTargaryen]

But I do not understand it... why Schmeichel? I mean he left United, and went to play for City for one season when they were shit, and he was like almost forty years old. Yeah the cartwheel wasn't the nicest thing, but I get it he celebrated a win of his team when they were underdogs and everyone expected him to lose. Also... he redeemed himself in the years after he retired.

[@azlstrhl]

Loyalty has nothing to do with whether City were shit or won the lot... he was United and ruined it!

[@davies1simbayi]

With Tevez third party ownership and they wanted too much money David Gill said that on vibe on 5

[@nickcollins5191]

The Tevez ‘strike’ was in his second or third season, not first. Also, the thing I found interesting about Schmeichel which I only learnt recently, was that (as Neville alluded to him missing the premier league) he actually nearly rejoined United just one year into his contract at Sporting. In fact the article I found stated “At the end of the 1999-2000 season, Schmeichel and Sporting CP agreed to terminate his contract with a free transfer back to Manchester United verbally agreed. However, Sir Alex Ferguson called the deal off due to turning an eye to the "future", Fabien Barthez”

[@user-ly7bf8ld4p]

Should have gone back in for Van Der Sar again after Juve bought Buffon. 2nd worst decision Fergie made behind selling Stam.

[@castlerockskable]

This is a very good point. Tevez, or more realistically his agent are masters at agitating moves because that's how they earned the millions. United had an agreement in place to sign him for 25.5M and they decided to agitate for United to refuse to sign him and Fergie dropped him as he knew what was going on and then signed for City and only years later it was revealed the transfer fee was 48M to City and as the agent 'owned' him he pocketed the money directly, I am sure with an agreement with Tevez for a split. Fast forward 3 seasons and he behaves in the exact same way with City forcing them to sell. Even when he was on huge money in China he basically insulted every Chinese fan by saying he was there on a holiday and earn money for his retirement. Its very shady behaviour but it means him and his agent finish their careers with much more money and at the end of the day its a career. Its only us shmucks who become emotional about 'our' clubs.

[@dondamon4669]

The papers must be correct

[@joekavanagh7171]

@@user-ly7bf8ld4p I have been supporting United for over 60 years, and in all that time they have had only four good goalkeepers - Stepney, Schmeichel, Van Der Sar and De Gea

[@hilricklouw6956]

How nobody mentions Paul ince is beyond me!

[@musician4776]

I think he’s spoken about how he didn’t want to leave Utd and it wasn’t his choice.

[@dondamon4669]

They probably don't know the history,this is just there job, no point doing it about wolves

[@simonbrown3378]

Because fergie sold him to inter Milan and he didn't want to leave

[@Ace-wp7ld]

The ronaldo thing didnt bother me as much as some of the other things from the past for a few reasons. First R7 could have gone to city instead of united knowing full well he would have won it all and had good numbers with city they would have been supplying him all day long but he chose united and it had nothing to do with wages or any of that crap he makes 20 times the wages in other places. The second is at the start of the second season he said he would stay if they made improvements and matched his desire to win and if they didnt he wanted to leave and we all know they did not the glazers and their front office are terrible. The final point was he said he wanted to go multiple times and they wouldn’t let him because of how big his social media and shirt sales and all that comes with him actually is. Ronaldo dwarfs everyone else on that team with the amount of exposure and the amount of money he bought into united that's a fact and the glazers didnt want to lose that commercial value and overvalued what other clubs should pay for him the same way they overvalued and then overpaid for pretty much every player they have bought for the last decade. Thats all on the glazers being greedy and ronaldo not wasting the last few years of one of the greatest careers ever seen in world football. Sir Alex’s united was greater then one player, the glazers united simply is not because they don’t win anything and at the end of the day in top level sports winning is what matters the most and always will and united will never win like sir alex did with the glazers making the calls. Maybe ineos will do better but we still dont know everything about this deal and we havent seen anything actually happen yet other then arnold leaving and barrada in for the summer other then that its all conjecture and media pr/spin. I will not just buy into ineos blindly they have to earn my trust by fixing the things the glazers have broken and i will give them some time to do that but if they fail they will get the same disrespect the glazers do who are without a doubt the worst owners in the leagues history and people would throw a party when they leave or die…. Thats how awful the glazers are.

[@tolkienfan10]

Ace, all of those points are invalid. He "could have gone to city instead of united"? Yes, but a true red wouldn't want to. The fact that he almost did, confirmed what I already knew when he fooked off to Madrid, a year after accusing the club of white slavery, absurd, considering the amount of money he was on at the time. He was never committed to the club unless its goals coincided with his goals. Every United fan knows that the Glazers are in it to bleed the club, we don't need to be told this, it is a given. He wanted to go? Yes, this is a running theme with Ronaldo. Contracts mean nothing to him. Legally though, United didn't have to sell him and he screwed the club because he left it too late when he handed in his transfer request. And then he threw the mother of all tantrums when he didn't get what he wanted and burnt his bridges completely. And even before that, there was the whiny bitchery and subsequent public transfer request over what he perceived to be a lack of support from the club over his role in the drama of the Portugal-England game in the 2006 World Cup, in how Rooney was sent off. Yes, he dwarfed all the other players in that squad in terms of experience but he's not a teacher, he's a maverick. He's got a lot of knowledge to pass on, in terms of technique and professionalism and he's used his technique and professionalism to become best or second best player in the world for a decade but part of coaching is leaving your pride at the door and admitting that you represent the past and enabling the future to hit those same heights. As for shirt sales and exposure, those are Glazer talking points, but that's not why you sign a player. You sign a player if you know he can bring something to the table, if he can contribute to the club's success. And Ten Hag has attempted, with limited success, to bring the playing style he encouraged at Ajax ie Gegenpress and Ronaldo, even in his prime was never the type to chase down opposition. Get the opposition on the counter and someone to play the ball through a defence and he was the man to finish that move and even in his penultimate season at United, he scored 24 goals in all competitions but his ego was unable to accept that he couldn't be the star at United and it was his ego which led him to throw that tantrum.

[@BodyLotionVideos]

Ten Hag put him in that position. You don’t put one of the best players ever on the bench and expect him to be happy. United should havw let him leave that summer.

[@tolkienfan10]

@@BodyLotionVideos, he *was* one of the best in the world, he's not now. He's 39, after all. And managers need results, no-one gets points for what they did five years ago. No-one's saying "Go on, Ronaldo, lad! Seen you score that cracker v Juve in the Champion's League Final in 2018. Have a free goal on us, mate!" Past deeds mean nothing if you can't continue to hit those high standards. Ten Hag inherited him from Solskjaer and Solskjaer himself has admitted that signing him was a mistake. And Ten Hag wants to play a Gegenpress game and Ronaldo has never been a great presser. No, the truth is, Ronaldo has always been a selfish prat, his every act as a player has been to suit himself and it was tolerated because he was a goalscorer supreme. Again, there's that word, "was". He's not at that level anymore. Most players, even the best, can accept that. And then there was that disastrous interview with that oily toad Piers Morgan and his assumption that other top European teams would be lining up to sign him. For myself, I'm glad that he's gone from the club.

[@JB-td9fz]

Does denis law count? 😕. But ince was the biggest POS celebrating with the dippers after scoring.

[@joekavanagh7171]

No

[@imonahorse]

Sancho is having a good go at it, he probably escape mention because he had no credit in the bank to start with.

[@dondamon4669]

No one cares about him

[@jimmac919]

The Hargreaves stuff irritated me. The way the club supported him and the way he bad mouthed the club. What an absolute melon.

[@MrGts92]

Probably because of SAF sh itt ing on him in his book.

[@scholesiefirsttime]

Nah he loves United. Fergie giving him the big FU is what got him wound up. Not surprising. He was great in his full season. Not his fault his knee was battered after that.

[@Mopark25]

He had every reason to badmouth our medical department

[@wtfamiactuallyright1823]

Ince, but it died off over the years and Ronaldo hurt me the most. The main insult for me with Ronaldo, was that Piers is also an Arsenal fan. I'm still highly irritated talking about it. 😒

[@stephenharris5519]

Ronaldo is the biggest snake we’ve ever had at the club. Slags the club off when he didn’t get his move. Constantly flirts with a return just to get a better contract at Madrid. Threatens to go to city. Massively disrupts the team. Storms off from games. Slags us off to Piers Morgan. Sorry but am I missing something here?

[@Walshy94]

The fact Carragher thinks the Tevez betrayal ain't on the level of the Cashley Cole one is mental. Chelsea aren't Arsenal's biggest rivals. City is United's biggest rivals and almost every United fan (myself included) think of him as a Judas

[@Rum_an_coke]

Tevez, ronaldo, hughes managing city really pissed me off! Keane was right when he said he shouldn’t of gone anywhere near there 😂

[@georgearthern2163]

I’m not even a United fan but these 2 are a breath of fresh air. They give a very fair evaluation of why people left. Unlike certain other fan channels. Imagine the lunacy ty from aft would spout if he did this.

[@alpha6944]

Peter Schmeichel the biggest traitor

[@muhamadnaqiuddinsuhaimi8878]

Schmeichel - Didn't go directly to City - City wasn't challenging for the title at the time

[@menosscott]

I'm with Joe. I've always felt that way. Do your interview and say whatever you want but to do it on with Piers Morgan feels like a betrayal. I'm glad Joe said it. I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt this way.

[@R1chardH]

Peter Kenyon, took our transfer plans with him and started acting for Chelsea before he even left.

[@scholesiefirsttime]

Good shout. Doesn’t get talked about.

[@joekavanagh7171]

He ballsed up the Ronaldinho transfer too

[@FrankJazzgaming17]

Paul Ince at Liverpool

[@simonrichards6739]

What about Kancheskis, forced a move to pay off gambling debts, played for a Merkeydive team and then to Ciddie! He was my favourite player at United.

[@JP-nm4xu]

Be honest jay, it's because you cant do a cartwheel isnt it?

[@FullTimeDevils]

100% bro.

[@DeanIrvine]

Hargreaves for me easily, yeah not happy for any player to make the jump to city but none of them except him went out of their way to badmouth and slag off the club

[@carn5haun343]

Don't forget Sir Alex. He let the Glazers in and has stood by them ever since. All because of a bloody horse

[@Walshy94]

please tell me you're joking? He was constantly going against them' until he had no choice but to just accept it like a lot of us had to do. They backed him for the first few transfer windows and that was all good until we all realised that they weren't actually putting any money into the club. He hated that they're bleeding the club dry for 20 years

[@dondamon4669]

How does ferguson choose who takes over Manchester United 😂? He just worked for them, if blame anyone it's David Gill

[@joekavanagh7171]

It was Magnier and McManus who sold out to the Glazers. Why are they getting a free pass?

[@aurynwestwield1682]

It has to be Schemicheal, was only a kid but couldn't get my head round why he'd done us that dirty after bowing out a legend in that Treble season.

[@nathankenworthy1150]

For me either m. Huges or o. Hargreaves

[@berealz9701]

The 2 Argies....Tevez and Di Maria....Ince was lucky he had a stint before going to Liverpool, otherwise he'd be clear runner. We'll call him even because of Micheal Owen 🤣🤣 Sparky Hughes too

[@kutlomahole7301]

When Ronaldo went to Madrid. I find it hard to forgive that till this day.

[@kieranchapman8112]

Agreed. And his 2nd stint was a disaster. Utd should never have wanted him back.

[@musician4776]

I’m with you on the Ronaldo thing, the fact it was Pissarse Morgan ruins it for me. A written statement at the end of December would have been fine.

[@Jericho642]

Some would argue it’s Giggs… 😅

[@joekavanagh7171]

What???????

[@grimetip]

The stam beckham heinz and rud van nistelrooy ones really hurt me. Real raided us

[@ashhughes3309]

Law played for City before Utd as well as after

[@alvaradoch]

Why the hell is Ronaldo in the thumbnail!!?? 😔

[@MrSchwabentier]

watch the video

[@hannahr248]

Because he was a dick and threw us all under the bus.

[@alvaradoch]

@@MrSchwabentier Did. Still makes no sense.

[@MrSchwabentier]

@@alvaradochwell apparently you need to watch it again then...

[@alvaradoch]

@@MrSchwabentier Would never.

[@TheButteryBiscuitBass]

What about Danny Welbeck, Jay? 😂

[@craigcorbet]

I despise that Italian so-called “rival” clubs regularly sell to one another. (And not obviously ripping each other off, which can be fairly alleged vis-à-vis England.) Rivalries mean more. When people say football is more than a game, it’s the rivalries that make it so. On top of all the good causes it can drive traffic towards.

[@simonbrown3378]

My top five Di Maria Mark Hughes Schemechel Hargreaves Welbeck

[@MortarIvy]

Love Denis Law, absolute United legend … but he did, essentially, score the goal that in all practicality relegated the Reds, and for City no less.

[@joekavanagh7171]

He was just doing his job, and he hated scoring that goal. As it turned out, United would have been relegated anyway, and they weren't just relegated that day. They were crap all season.

[@matt_pritchard_]

My dad keeps saying he thinks Law wanted to miss, hence the back heel. I’m not convinced by that, but I have seen the goal and he genuinely didn’t look like he enjoyed it

[@MortarIvy]

@@matt_pritchard_ he was truly a lad for not celebrating

[@marcusmonkey74]

For me, it's Di Maria. His public slagging off of the club, the players and especially the fans made me hate him more than any other player.

[@user-to6du7iq5e]

The Tevez thing was down to Ferguson if folk look back at history. Paul Ince is one even though he went to inter before Liverpool but the goal he scored in 99 pissed me off. Brian Kidd, Mark Hughes, Andy Cole,Dennis Law, Peter Schmeichel and many others don't realy bother me too much.

[@hmoham]

The Tevez and Peter one was the two biggest betrayals for me, Tevez more so because of how he bahaved from day one. Hargreaves was just sad, because it was obvious he was signed just for PR, and I said at the time I bet he plays against United and new be seen again, which is pretty much what happened. The Ince one never bothered me, because I knew the relationtionship between him and Fergie had gone sour because of Ince's attitude, and was not surprised he'd joined Liverpool because you knew he was petty like that.

[@thealiwarsi]

Totally agree with Joe on Cristiano. I can never forgive him for that

[@MrPingudm]

Dennis Law😢

[@mikem10481]

As much as what he did for United, he landed the killer blow in 74.

[@James__________________]

Not a chance he literally only went there because he wanted to stay in Manchester and city were so shit it was barely a rivalry then

[@Gruff86990]

Defo not. He owed utd nothing. Won them enough

[@brianwiltshire4811]

@james. Late to this as I usually am. I’m a long standing United fan and you’re wrong, City weren’t shit in 74 when Law scored that goal. It was United who were shit and City regularly in the period 69 to 74 gave us a right seeing to. Reminds me of the present situation in a lot of ways without United being so poor that they’ll end up getting relegated. It was only when United got promoted at the end of the 74/5 season that the pendulum started to swing back in our direction.

[@James__________________]

@@brianwiltshire4811 my bad might be someone else I’m thinking about at least he didn’t start kartwheeling against us very respectful guy

[@davidslater4035]

If they actually took time to realise why schmeichel signed for city or even took time to realise it was sporting Lisbon and not Porto is annoying… Peter came back to England but wanted kasper to finish his schooling in the area and he almost signed back as back up goalkeeper but fell through so hence how he ended up signing for city it was so his kid could finish his studies

[@simon0044]

Tevez got dropped for berbetov. Literally scored 5 goals in one game then was dropped for the next. I didn’t blame him for leaving.

[@jamesspencer1216]

Kanchelskis and Mark Hughes

[@jerrykelleher9017]

Ronaldo for me. Betrayed the club with that interview, it was uncalled for...

[@dank420bluntz]

Peter Kenyon.

[@Mr_Spleen]

Sparky for me. I’m of a certain vintage. Robson, McGrath, Big Viv, Jesper Olsen et al. Hughes in the dugout at the bitter berties will never sit right with me though.

[@Mr_Spleen]

Ince jumping into the Kopp is deffo up there though.

[@Mr_Spleen]

I’m proper late here haha. Giz a like boys.

[@Mr_Spleen]

Strachan at Leeds wasn’t nice either. He was one of my favourite players because I’m a ginger and I always played as him in my Avenue.

[@simonbrown3378]

Tevez united didn't want to keep him it's not his fault

[@joekavanagh7171]

Agreed. Once Berbatov arrived Ferguson didn't give him a look in

[@verum-in-omnibus1035]

Ronaldo has to be in the conversation for almost going to Ciry and his Piers interview

[@jgm292]

Di Maria

[@malachymcnulty627]

Who ever sold us to the Glazors

[@joekavanagh7171]

Magnier and McManus, not that they were any better

[@Manu101299]

Sir Alex

[@joekavanagh7171]

@@Manu101299 Ferguson did not sell us to the Glazers. It was out of his hands

[@DarrenPaul]

Idk about everyone else but Cole isn't a traitor for going City.

[@AsimKhan-oy1ei]

Click bait photos. May as well have put heated in the title.

[@daramccarthy9641]

Name a better rivalry than Jay and Peter Schmeichel😂😂😂

[@darthlovejoy3811]

Paul ince?

[@FullTimeDevils]

Paul Ince still stings for Jay...

[@craigfoulkes]

Ince is so bitter, he could have been a berty.

[@Bri-254]

There has never been a *"so called Red"* kiss city's ring piece like Gary Neville that is a absolutely 100% fact Waxes lyrical about them more than anyone. SICKENING!!!

[@matt_pritchard_]

Agree on this to an extent. I can understand he has to be neutral as a pundit and appreciate good football when he’s commentating on a game. But, fuck me, it’s like he gets joy from analysing Liverpool and City the last few years. I can’t praise either of them without too much without needing to throw up

[@joekavanagh7171]

What annoys me is that he supports the Mansour takeover and has no problem with the fact that Manchester City buy the league every year with unearned income.

[@Bri-254]

​@@matt_pritchard_ Exactly Matt *"ooh city this city that"* Never seen anything like it.

[@joekavanagh7171]

He also supports Mansour's ownership of Manchester City, and the fact that they buy titles by spending millions in unearned income.

[@manishramesh6491]

Unrelated but Matt Busby played for City too

[@grahamgibbins8071]

No he didn't he played for Liverpool

[@deanothemanc5281]

Its Ince, the way he celebrated that goal for the bin dippers. He was a great player, but he spoilt his legacy imo.

[@seb1554]

Controversial opinion but sir Alex Ferguson betrayed Man Utd. When he endorsed the Glazers and has since continued to enable them, for me it has tarnished his legacy.

[@joekavanagh7171]

They were his employers. It was either that or resign. Would you have preferred that? If you want to blame anyone, blame the misguided fans who flock like sheep to United games and buy club merchandise. They are the ones who are endorsing the Glazers.

[@azlstrhl]

Biggest traitor was clearly Tevez.. but Beckham was the one that hurt the most 💯

[@dondamon4669]

Mark Hughes is the biggest!! Even leaving and going Barcelona tgen coming back with his head down then managing man city

[@olaosidele]

Owen Hargreaves

[@4Bester]

I think Paul Ince is worse than Schmeichel. Going to Liverpool and celebrating at Anfield against us is terrible

[@petercunningham5640]

Dennis Law relegating man utd to division 2

[@joekavanagh7171]

United relegated themselves. They were crap that season.

[@dondamon4669]

So much better when Ronnie isn't there acting like he knows everything about football

[@stuartheald7657]

Strachan to Leeds, I sort of got his issue with Fergie. But his final half season he took the p*ss . Pulling out of 50/50's not chasing balls. He was a judas before he left. Then turned into a worldly at Leeds.

[@angelawaits5159]

For me, it's Mark Hughes

[@karlcashin3389]

nnobody gonna mention paul ince ??

[@joekavanagh7171]

Ronaldo. He gave Madrid the best years of his career.

[@diddlysquat88]

I liked Ronaldo 07-09 version more than his later RM years

[@MH-vp7lf]

He's always made it clear that Madrid was his ultimate dream club, so it wasn't as if he went there stabbing the club in the back. He wanted to leave after 07/08 but only stayed another season because Fergie promised him. he could leave for Madrid after that season.

[@Djsonley]

He left after winning everything. No point been bitter he actually became too good for us in the Glazernomics years after our peak. United regressed massively in the next 2 years not just Ronnie leaving. Good for him for doing what was best. He became a football legend, not just United legend. Never hate a player for leaving for a world record fee after getting us many... many trophies. That's his decision then.

[@joekavanagh7171]

@@Djsonley personally I prefer players who only want to play for the club, and don't use it as a stepping stone to other clubs. Players like Bobby Charlton, Keane, Giggs and Scholes only wanted to play for United, and turned down big offers to play elsewhere.

[@Djsonley]

@@joekavanagh7171 The very best players tend to move around honestly if your club isn't at the very top. In Charlton's day the player and club he looked upto the most as an opponent was Di Steffano and Madrid so I imagine he may have taken a deal for Spain if it was the done thing back then. It wasn't though. Not saying Madrid is a better club I'm just saying players like who they like and have ambitions. Personally I think Madrid players have it on easy mode playing in a weaker league with better weather. Hence why some of their players get paid less than ours. Careers tend to last longer also when not in the most aggressive / demanding division which is the Prem. Look at our injury list this season.

[@bilborocky2423]

Agree with Joe regarding Ronaldo. I think what he did with that interview was petulant, damaging, and disgusting. All so he could get what he wants instead of honouring his contract.

[@DocRock]

Mine is Tevas too 😂 I was mad a Becks for years but kinda realized that weren’t totally his fault

[@whatsyourtakeonunited]

sanchez

[@grahamgibbins8071]

He wasn't a traitor... he was just 💩 . Still to this day he is the worst player I've ever seen in a United shirt. And I remember watching Ralph Milne

[@chrisbirks2751]

In terms of the playing side it's Tevez, in terms of behaviour it's a toss-up between Ronaldo and Di Maria. One went crying to Piers Morgan and the other literally never misses a chance (along with his wife) to say how much he hates the club. Get in the bin the lot of you

[@optimusphill6377]

Heinze going to Liverpool....enough said....

[@tolkienfan10]

Brian Kidd, anyone?

[@peternielsen8723]

Because he celebrates a win you don't like Schmeichel ? That's what you call a winning mentality ! Not celebrating goals because it's against "my old club" to me just feels fake. I don't hold that against PS at all.

[@allangow4746]

Kenyon is a back stabbing snake. Sparky was unbearable at times as city manager.

[@theoneandonly34]

Man Utd will never be the same. I hope they get relegated

[@joshkirkham209]

Why is ronaldo on the thumbnail

[@matthewbrannon2421]

Gotta agree with neville

[@E36ist]

Tevez was the first I can remember that really pissed me off. Paul Ince was a bit of a dick too.

[@wowben88]

why isn't Paul Ince in this coversation I even hated his kid. Tevez is not my favorite but i will give him a pass he was a nutjob either way. I dont consider CR7 as a traitor he felt like he needed a special treatment and he didnt get that. Owen Hargrives would have gone anywhere so i felt bad for him after a while but it stung at the time. Welbeck is next to paul for me because of the fact that he celebrated i was rooting for his failure

[@geethawije]

Ronaldo for that stupid Piers Morgan Interview

[@stanstead8830]

No doubt about this. Alex Ferguson. He gave me some of the best times ever. But his vanity helped wreck the club. He's never uttered a single word of criticism of the Glazers. And he still receives 100s of thousands, if not millions, from the club.

[@mullaoslo]

Tevez and Di Maria is ones I can't forgive

[@kirennair]

bringing Ronaldo into this conversation makes no sense! Ronaldo is toxic? just for speaking the truth about him with the management? The board didn't treat him like a legend, they treated him like a cash cow. Many journalists were spreading lies about him, saying he was looking to move to a different club when he was in Portugal for his daughter's treatment. He spoke the truth and yes he shouldn't do it cuz it makes things worse but cmon how long would he be patient? Also about him moving to City, THAT WAS NEVER HAPPENING! Even Pep said it, it was never gonna happen Ronaldo is loyal to Man United and Sir Alex whether you believe it or not. Whatever it is Ronaldo will always remain as our Club Legend and one of the greatest player in Man United

[@joekavanagh7171]

Ronaldo is loyal to United? Yeah, that's why he went to Madrid.

[@kirennair]

@@joekavanagh7171 lol so a player going to other clubs in other league means they're not loyal? Rooney went back to Everton so is he not considered our club legend anymore? Beckham went to Real Madrid, is he not considered our club legend?

[@tevildo45]

Did Rooney and Beckham give interviews slating the club, did they compare themselves to slaves to get a move, did they use the club to blackmail Madrid for another contract

[@kirennair]

@@tevildo45 lol Rooney threaten sir Alex that he would go to city and play for them meanwhile Beckham had arguement with sir alex over his hollywood lifestyle, sir alex didnt like it at all. Even our greatest club captain, Roy Kean fought with sir alex and criticize the players and the management in an MUTV interview, he was sacked afted that but still remain as our club legend. So why Ronaldo is different?

[@really8930]

Ronaldo was the biggest traitor. Had he remained at United, in his prime years, the history of United would have been very different. But he gave his best years to Madrid. Surprised the way fans welcomed him back.

[@pinealdreams1064]

Tevez. No doubts. Its not even a contest.

[@soldier_4th_class]

Ronaldo, turned me from one of those Ronaldo fan boy to a hater 😂

[@Manu101299]

Then your deluded. He’s a club legends that called out how shit Man Utd are and rightly so, they are shit. Trash team with a trash fanbase

[@ChannelHarshad]

Alexis Sanchez

[@deltaws]

Ronaldo left on terrible terms.

[@marcusharvey9718]

Don't agree with Tevez is as Fergie did him wrong with dropping him for Berbatov what was Hargreaves supposed to do go play for Stoke or some other pants team Ronaldo said the truth now most Utd fans turn their back on him now look Old Trafford not going to be used when England host a major tournament Villa Park will be used

[@fakethiscrap2083]

Bruh, rashford is worse than Ronaldo LMFAO. Mans out here playing for the contract. Every time he has one year left, he plays great to get a bigger check and a longer year. Mans is stupidly inconsistent.

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

Sparky playing for Chelsea then managing CHEAT CODE CITY