"I wasn't too bothered to be honest. It didn't affect me or
any of the other players. It was on the cards that Becks was
going to go. With the way he was, I always knew that, one
day, he would want to go. He wasn't going to be at United
forever.
"Obviously we miss his free-kicks. But we still have plenty
of players who are great with dead balls, people like Ryan
(Giggs) and (Cristiano) Ronaldo.
“Whatever player is on the right for United is just as good
as Becks. Becks is gone, we are just getting on with it, we
really don't care about what went on in the summer. All that
matters is winning.
"I never want to leave Manchester United. The club might
want to sell me, but I will never ask to leave. I would
never join Chelsea: they are the enemy now."