Rio Ferdinand has highlighted a series of mistakes which he believes David Moyes made during his dismal Manchester United tenure - starting with the banning of chips the night before matches.
In his autobiography '#2sides', which is being serialized by the The Sun, Ferdinand revealed the players were confused by mixed messaged from Moyes, frustrated by his mentality and angered by changes in routine, such as the chips being taken away.
He said:
"It's not something to go to the barricades over (the chips). But all the lads were p***** off. And guess what happened after Moyes left and Ryan Giggs took over? Moyes has been gone about 20 minutes, we're on the bikes warming up for the first training session and one of the lads says: 'You know what? We've got to get on to Giggsy. We've got to get him to get us our f****** chips back."
He further accused Moyes of having the 'mentality of a smaller club' Ferdinand wrote:
"Moyes innovations mostly led to negativity and confusion. Moyes set us up not not lose whereas we'd been accustomed to playing to win. This wasn't Everton, it was Manchester United. Looking back, I'd say David Moyes was unlucky. He and Manchester United were just oil and water somehow. His ideas weren't bad in themselves, they just didn't fit with the group of players and the tradition and recent history of the club."
Ferdinand says he was excited to work with Moyes when he first took over from Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013.

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I also thought moyes said he didn't like how teams feared coming to old trafford and wanted to make the club more friendly. What a weasel!!! And he achieved dat i guess :-/ Devils are not friendly. They are feared. #UpUninted