Louis Saha says Sir Alex Ferguson lambasted him at half-time despite Manchester United leading Everton 3-0. But the manager's anger was remarkably justified during this 2004 clash.
United travel to face the Toffees on Sunday afternoon with David Moyes welcoming his former side to Hill Dickinson Stadium. Moyes was the failed successor of the iconic Ferguson at Old Trafford, the man who, in his 26 years as United boss, cemented himself as one of, if not the, greatest manager in Premier League history.
A whopping 13 league titles and two Champions League crowns were the highlights of Ferguson's tenure and he also guided his team to five FA Cup wins and four League Cup victories.
One not-so-secret aspect of Ferguson's management style was his tendency to fly off the handle when players displeased him. Saha recalled an exchange from a clash with Everton on February 7, 2004, that left him bewildered - but the incident turned out to be eerily foreboding.
