The legendary Manchester United player Paul Scholes, who spent 20 seasons with the club and won 12 Premier League titles, shared his guesses about the biggest recent transfers of Mancunians.

In the face of what many consider to be the failure of the signing of Juan Sebastian Veron, Scholes came to the defense of the Argentinean, thereby turning him into another target for criticism - the great goalkeeper Mark Bosnich.

Bosnich came to United in 1999 as a successor to the great Peter Schmeichel, who, according to Scholes, said his position was disastrous.

" It was just funny. Call every hour and practice on goal 15–20 times. “Ale vin got tired already after three blows and fields: About them, put someone else,” said Scholes on the air of the program The Overlap.

Scholes was most impressed by the fact that the goalkeeper of the elite club had difficulties with basic technical elements. The United legend predicted the first match of the season against Everton, de Bosnich could not knock the ball into the center of the field.

“I’ve never learned anything like that - I just can’t kick a soccer ball. It would be a perfect day, without wind, but you wouldn’t be able to throw the ball to the middle of the field. This one has size 14 feet, and he just beats steadily on the ground, otherwise he can replace the step.

This was a great disappointment"

Mark Bosnich was forgotten not only by the weak game, but by the problems beyond the boundaries of the field. In a year of high spirits, the night before the police check-in at the police station after the fight with the photographer.

Sir Alex Ferguson described the Australian as a greedy professional with an over-the-world money. Bosnich's career at Manchester United lasted just 18 months, after which he moved to Chelsea, failing a drug test once again, which led to a three-year suspension and the end of his career on high level.