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Published 20:41 24 Apr 2019 BST
Updated 08:33 20 Sept 2019 BST

"I’m always intrigued by comments after games when they say ‘we’ll be up for the next game'," the former Man United captain said.
"You’re supposed to be up for every game. It doesn’t matter whether you’re playing for Man United or Altrincham. You have to be up for every game of football.
"I don’t fall for this carry on that they’ll be a brilliant reaction from this set of players. These are the same players that threw Mourinho under the bus and they will do exactly the same to Ole. Leopards don’t change their spots. There are too many bluffers at this club to get United back to the very top.
"Even the point that we’re chatting about Man United trying to finish fourth shows how the standards have changed both on and off the pitch."
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