Evra: Freud is now in prison and scolded Nani, "Your leg should be really broken."

05 May 14th Former Manchester United star Evra participated in a podcast and talked about Manchester United legendary coach Ferguson. Evra admitted that Ferguson's coaching style back then might be in prison now.

Evra said: "With Ferguson's coaching style back then, he will definitely go to jail now. You can't imagine what he did to the players. I have seen too many players cry because of his hairdryer-style roar and flying boots smashing his face. He is a devilish existence."

The famous flying boots incident occurred after Manchester United lost to Arsenal in the 2002-03 FA Cup. At that time, the angry Ferguson and Beckham had a fierce quarrel, and then kicked the sneaker off and turned the face of Xiao Bei, causing the latter to have obvious eye bruises during training.

But according to Evra, Ferguson's competitive spirit even spread to friendly matches. When Manchester United played a friendly match in Saudi Arabia in 2008, young player Weirbeck missed a penalty and triggered Ferguson's rage.

Evra recalled: "Roone gave the penalty to Velbeck, but he lost it. It was just a friendly match, but after returning to the locker room, Ferguson ran away directly. At that time, Velbeck and I were hiding in the bathroom and heard Ferguson roaring outside: 'Who the hell do you think you are? I dare to take the penalty as soon as I entered the first team!' I tried to smooth things over and said 'Boss, this is just a friendly match', but he shouted: 'Go to the friendly match!'"

In the 2011 Double Red Club, Carragher's malicious flying tackle left a horrifying wound on Nani's calf, but when Nani burst into tears due to severe pain, Scholes actually threw out a sentence, 'Get out and cry.' Evra revealed that Ferguson even yelled on the spot: "Your leg is better off, Manchester United players must not cry at Anfield!"

Evra added: "I want to apologize to all the young people who train with us. We were like beasts at that time. After the game, we even planned to continue to make trouble for Nani the next day. In the end, Ferguson had to give Nani a week off to let him avoid the limelight. Until now, in Manchester United WhatsApp group chat, we will also send Nani's emoticons crying at Anfield."