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Manchester United great Rio Ferdinand has detailed a training ground row he had with teammate Dimitar Berbatov during their time together at the club.

Rio Ferdinand has lifted the lid on a training ground bust-up he had with Dimitar Berbatov over his attitude. during their Manchester United days.

Manchester United didn’t support Wilfried Zaha enough during his short stint at Old Trafford.

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand admits he is scared players are no longer being educated about the culture of the club.

Robbie Savage fumed at BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey in a rant over whether Leicester City need 'a rebuild'.

Leicester might need to “rebuild” their squad.The Foxes are enjoying a brilliant season in the Premier League, currently sitting in third, but were knocked out of the FA Cup by Chelsea on Sunday.The defeat prompted talk about Leicester’s squad and any potential signings this summer Brendan Rodgers may have to make.Asked if it was true if Leicester needed to invest this summer, an angry Savage said: “When you said, 'Do Leicester need a rebuild?', I almost fell off my chair!“They are third in the Premier League; they got to the semi-final of the Carabao Cup, they've just got knocked out of the semi-final of the FA Cup.“The average age of the squad is early 20s.

Rio Ferdinand said he didn't want Chelsea to beat Manchester City at Stamford Bridge, not simply because such a result would crown Liverpool champions.Liverpool are traditionally Man Utd's biggest domestic rivals and with the Reds on the verge of ending their 30-year title drought, Ferdinand is preparing for the worst.City went into the game against Chelsea knowing that should they drop points they would relinquish their Premier League crown to Liverpool.But Ferdinand also harbours hopes that his former side could catch the Blues as they were just points behind them in the race for Champions League qualification.Ahead of City's trip to west London, BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey suggested a City win would satisfy Ferdinand's United needs