PAUL SCHOLES has named Mark Bosnich as his worst-ever Manchester United teammate.
The Old Trafford legend did not hold back as he singled out the “unprofessional” Australian this week.
Scholes spent nearly two decades playing for boyhood club United.
The iconic midfielder netted 155 goals in 718 games.
And he also won 11 Premier League titles under the watch of Sir Alx Ferguson, as well as three FA Cups and two Champions Leagues.
Scholes longevity saw him share the pitch with some of football’s top names.
The playmaker starred alongside the likes of Eric Cantona, Roy Keane, Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo after playing between 1994 and 2013.
But it also meant Scholes experienced his fair share of dud teammates.
And there was one who really stood out.
Appearing on The Overlap, Scholes said that Bosnich was the worst player he lined up alongside at United.
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The Aussie goalkeeper started his pro career at United in the 1989/90 campaign and made three appearances before starring at Aston Villa.
Bosnich was then re-signed following the 1999 Treble.
But he lasted just 18 months, playing 35 times before joining Chelsea in 2001.
Bosnich’s career quickly plummeted after being booted by the Blues a year later for failing a drugs test.
He returned to football in Australia in 2008 before retiring in 2010.
And according to Scholes, Bosnich was not even capable of “kicking a ball” during his disastrous season at United.
Scholes said: “I thought he was a good keeper at Villa but he came to us, he was so unprofessional.
“Honestly, it was ridiculous. In shooting practice you normally have 15, 20 shots.
“After three shots he’s knackered and I never realised, he couldn’t kick a football. I’d never seen anything like it.
“We played Everton in the first game and none of us picked up on it, but he couldn’t even reach the halfway line. There was no wind, it was a perfect day.”
MANCHESTER UNITED had a horror show against Liverpool as they lost 3-0.
Casemiro was so bad he was taken off at half-time.
But were there any positive performances at Old Trafford?
Andre Onana – 5
Nothing he could do about any of Liverpool’s goals and made a few saves to prevent the scoreline from getting worse.
Noussair Mazraoui – 5
Came close to scoring in the first half and looked solid enough against Diaz although he did push up too high before Liverpool’s opener.
Matthijs de Ligt – 4
Left Diaz and Domink Szobozslai in acres of space for the opening goal but was left in a tricky spot thanks to Casemiro’s error.
Booked for a shocking late tackle on Diaz.
Lisandro Martinez – 3
Lost Diaz for the second goal which meant the Colombian was able to score unmarked from the penalty spot.
Also guilty of giving away the ball too easily and was not tight enough with his marking.
Diogo Dalot – 4
Was caught out pushing up too quickly for the first goal and did not do enough to stop Mo Salah’s cross in the build-up to Liverpool’s second.
Looked dangerous in attack at times but too infrequently as he had plenty of defensive work to do since Rashford did not track Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Casemiro – 2
A horror show in the first half as he gave the ball away in the lead up to both of Liverpool’s goals.
He was caught on the ball for the second after a shocking misplaced pass left his defence vulnerable for the opening goal. Hooked at half-time.
Kobbie Mainoo – 4
Fell victim to the Casemiro curse as he was shrugged off the ball in a terrible position, allowing Liverpool to add a third with ease.
Bruno Fernandes – 5
Was United’s most creative spark but that is not saying much. Tried to get his side going in the first half but looked short of ideas and inspiration after the break.
Alejandro Garnacho – 4
Still appears to be a little rusty and is yet to hit the heights he reached last season.
Marcus Rashford – 3
Nothing came off for the out-of-sorts forward who must be running out of chances before he is dropped.
Joshua Zirkzee – 4
Quiet up-front and had little influence on the wing as well, but missed a clear-cut chance with his head and should have turned in Rashford’s cross which he met at the far post.
Subs
Tom Collyer (for Casemiro, HT) – 5
A difficult game for the youngster to make his Premier League debut but he put himself about and won a few tackles.
Harry Maguire (for De Ligt, 69mins) – 5
Shored things up at the back as Liverpool took their foot off the pedal.
Amad (for Garnacho, 69mins) – 5
Provided a spark on the right and looked more lively than Garnacho.
Christian Eriksen (for Zirkzee, 86mins) – N/A
Not on long enough to make an impact.
