Which united players fallout is the worst ?

[justsomebloke]

Tevez for me. Not old enough to have experienced Best’s.

Tevez you would call a cnut. Dont think i’ll call Ronaldo that even after this. It has to do with that he went to City. Ronaldo probably cant go to a rival like that.

Although I think he probably would if he could.

 

[AlPistacho]

Ronaldo, look at the Pierce Morgan interview when Morgan asks him about where he’ll be in January. You can read his mind before his answer through the micro expressions, he did all that just to get away. All the talk about loving United, the fans and wanting the club to progress was just his PR to try and look good. If he could have he’d have just said “ eth is bald feck I don’t respect him, the board are crappy, see you later Pierce”

 

[Josh 76]

Surely has to be Best. He was going awol constantly and his antics eventually destroyed the dressing room.

Yes. He turned up pissed to a game and wanted to play. (According to Tommy Docherty )

 

[Sandikan]

Yeah i was gutted at the time.
Shocked at how quickly it happened so close to the transfer window deadline and gutted because imo he was our only World Class defender.

Fergie a few years later did admit selling him was a mistake.

It was the maddest ever decision as we then brought in a 36 year old Blanc who had zero pace and just got sprinted past each game.
At least it opened the way to bring Rio in shortly after though.

We'll never know whether Stam was the "lost a yard" original excuse, the book he wrote, or the club having an idea of the doping offence he'd get caught for not long after leaving.

 

[devilish]

I wouldn't rate Best's fallout at all as it came from a man who was truly sick (alcohol is an illness). I happen to know people who were there during one of Best's binge drinking and the description of it was that it was sad and that the man had no control over himself. You can't really judge someone who doesn't have control over himself.

The worst 4 fallouts we had were Teveth, Keane's, Ronaldo's and Rooney's. I think that the least serious was Tevez. It was evident that United didn't considered him as a first teamer anymore which meant that he was on the way out either way. Teveth should have left with some class but you can't ask that from a player that lacks such thing.

Keane comes next. It wasn't really public (MUTV isn't exactly outside United's domain) and in my opinion, it was down to Keane's frustration over United's (ffs we were playing Smith as a CM) and his own decline. Keane's career went up in flames after that which shows how ill thought that interview was.

Rooney's criticism was more serious then Keane's as it was done with independent media, at a time when he was still useful and with a plan in mind (ie Mou wanted him at Chelsea). However similar to Keane, Rooney's spat was in reaction to United's decline. Which leads us to the worst of all ie Ronaldo's. This fraud speaks as if he is a United legend when he left us prior to his prime, he joined us at a time when no one wanted him and he was quite happy to do so even though he knew that the club was in difficulty. The only reason why he kicked the hornet's nest was because he wasn't the centre of attention anymore and everything around that interview (the timing + the interviewer) was made to cause as much damage as possible.