🚨Patrice Evra reveals what Alex Ferguson said to Man United player who started crying at Anfield😬

Patrice Evra has revealed what his former manager said to Nani after the Portuguese winger was chopped down by Jamie Carragher in a horror tackle at Anfield.

Manchester United and Liverpool have arguably the most heated intense rivalry in the Premier League with hard-hitting challenges a requirement of the fixture.

This was especially the case when the two sides met back in 2011 with Carragher leaving a wound on Nani’s leg with a horrific studs-up challenge.

Leaving the winger crying on the floor.

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Speaking on Rio Ferdinand’s podcast FIVE, Evra brought up the incident and revealed how Ferguson reacted to Nani’s crying.

‘You remember Anfield when Nani got tackled by Jamie Carragher?’, Evra said.

‘I remember he got butchered he nearly broke his leg. We started fighting with Liverpool players, Steven Gerrard, and then Scholsey [Paul Scholes] came and he saw Nani crying. He said “f*** that, let’s go”.

‘After that Ferguson gave him two weeks off because he says he needed to recover from that because we were waiting for him because in that team we didn’t care we were ready to kill him.

‘Because you know someone crying at Anfield… and even Ferguson, you remember when he said: “I hope your legs are f*****g broken I really hope your legs are broken”.

‘Ferguson always wanted to kill Nani when he was falling on the floor, saying you can’t be a United player and doing that.’