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Sir Alex Ferguson apologised to Man Utd pair after telling stars he was retiring
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mirror.co.ukPatrice Evra has revealed Sir Alex Ferguson apologised to two Man Utd players after announcing his decision to retire in the club dressing room.
Fergie stepped down from his role at Old Trafford in 2013 after 27 trophy-laden years at the helm. But despite rumours circulating that he was set to leave his post, the decision still came as a shock to United's players, none least than Robin van Persie and Shinji Kagawa.
The duo had only joined United in the summer, with van Persie's arrival conditional on Ferguson remaining at the club for the foreseeable.
Evra told the After two weeks, we were in the dressing room waiting When we arrived at Carrington, I see all those cameras and I was like: ‘Wow, someone has done something wrong.
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