“Chicharito” Javier Hernandez has taken a dig at former Manchester United manager David Moyes.
Chicharito loved his time at United under Sir Alex’s rule – clearly.
“Every time he’d do something, for example with myself at half time or after the game or whatever, in the next couple of days he’d want to make sure I hadn’t taken it personally,” Hernandez told Rio Ferdinand’s The Locker Room.
“I’m the manager, we can have drinks, we can hang out, we can chat, but in that part, every single time and he’s the only manager I know who does this, it’s a very important part of his character … [he would tell a player off when necessary].
David Moyes became Manchester United’s manager after Sir Alex Ferguson retired – and Hernandez wasn’t too supportive of it after enjoying time with Sir Alex.
“To be honest, we didn’t have anything personal – Moyes and myself – but it was a mistake that they took him,” he said
“It was a mistake. That was the first mistake that it’s still haunting – not because of him, he’s not a bad manager, but they thought they were going to take the replacement of the boss, of Sir Alex so quick. It’s impossible!
“Not until now. Even Guardiola and Klopp and Mourinho are not at the level of Sir Alex yet. They’re on the way trying to get there. Or Cruyff, those kinds of managers. They’re not there but they’re trying to achieve that.
“That changed some United careers that could have been better. Rafael, myself, Welbeck, Fabio, too – a lot of players that we need to go away to play.”
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