Fergie's Right Hand Man on Ole Exit, Ronaldo's Ego & What REALLY Happened at Man UTD - Mike Phelan

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  • čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
  • Sir Alex Ferguson's assistant manager Mike Phelan opens up on Manchester United's decline, what really happened under Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Cristiano Ronaldo's Ego and Protests against the Glazers.
    TIMECODES
    0:00 Mike Phelan
    0:58 Being Sir Alex’s Right Hand Man
    8:50 Sir Alex Loved Challenge
    15:50 Fergie’s Secret Winning Formula
    22:55 Dealing with Defeat
    24:55 Gary Neville
    26:10 Hairdryers
    30:45 Eric Cantona
    34:07 Best Moments at Man Utd
    37:15 Popping The Balloon
    39:59 Ole Gunnar Solskjær
    56:05 Roy Keane
    1:01:54 Wayne Rooney
    1:07:55 Cristino Ronaldo
    1:13:59 Man Utd Downfall
    1:18:59 Paul Pogba
    1:22:40 Pep Guardiola vs Sir Alex Ferguson
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Komentáře • 69

  • @BenHeathPodcast
    @BenHeathPodcast  Před 17 dny +13

    TIMECODES
    0:00 Mike Phelan
    0:58 Being Sir Alex’s Right Hand Man
    8:50 Sir Alex Loved Challenge
    15:50 Fergie’s Secret Winning Formula
    22:55 Dealing with Defeat
    24:55 Gary Neville
    26:10 Hairdryers
    30:45 Eric Cantona
    34:07 Best Moments at Man Utd
    37:15 Popping The Balloon
    39:59 Ole Gunnar Solskjær
    56:05 Roy Keane
    1:01:54 Wayne Rooney
    1:07:55 Cristino Ronaldo
    1:13:59 Man Utd Downfall
    1:18:59 Paul Pogba
    1:22:40 Pep Guardiola vs Sir Alex Ferguson

    • @lauriemiller1690
      @lauriemiller1690 Před 15 dny

      57:25 he talks about Keano so you’re times are wrong.?

    • @SuperKinlo
      @SuperKinlo Před 15 dny

      Hero, was only going to listen to hear about super Kieran McKenna so will pass 😂

  • @comedychannels
    @comedychannels Před 15 dny +9

    The fact that he can be trusted and is solid as a rock is a rare quality , respect to Mike Phelan

  • @Nick_R_
    @Nick_R_ Před 14 dny +11

    What an interesting man. Thoughtful, candid, yet respectful, highly articulate and full of reflections.

  • @granitesevan6243
    @granitesevan6243 Před 15 dny +14

    Are people's brains so addled by social media that they can't just enjoy a bloke gently examining one of sport's greatest ever cultures...?

  • @paulelkins7570
    @paulelkins7570 Před 11 dny +4

    He's not boring he's a proper down to earth fella.
    I picked up 18 months ago.
    Nice fella.

  • @SteveDavid-pw4lh
    @SteveDavid-pw4lh Před 16 dny +14

    People will say he’s boring. But ultimately he’s just very old school and isn’t going to gossip about what happened in the dressing room. And to be fair, you’ve got to respect that. Even if it is underwhelming to watch.

    • @Lionheartz-sf4ed
      @Lionheartz-sf4ed Před 15 dny

      Is it worth a watch? Or should I just stick to my Saturday morning cartoons re-runs?

    • @Lionheartz-sf4ed
      @Lionheartz-sf4ed Před 15 dny

      Pffffff, should've stuck to me cartoons

  • @ItsUnitedAgain
    @ItsUnitedAgain Před 12 dny +4

    Absolutely outstanding in 1991 Cup Winners Cup Final v Barcelona.

  • @glimmerlad
    @glimmerlad Před 11 dny +3

    Great to hear these details from Mike. Such a great servant of the club!

  • @dk7mkd74
    @dk7mkd74 Před 13 dny +5

    Lost respect for him after his interview with Talksports. He defended Ole with reasons which could very well be applied to Ten Hag, yet he said Ten Hag doesn’t merit a second chance. Rode on SAF coattail long enough, time to be your own man. His body language during the Rangnick days was bang out of order.

    • @LorraineHinchliffe-vg5cb
      @LorraineHinchliffe-vg5cb Před 12 dny +1

      How can you lose respect for someone speaking the truth, as they see it? With all due respect 😂

    • @Jdn19
      @Jdn19 Před 10 dny

      ​@@LorraineHinchliffe-vg5cbwith all due respect you're deluded lovely. Back in the kitchen

  • @BobVance529
    @BobVance529 Před 17 dny +11

    He’s boring, but he speaks really well. Mick’s a legend who has definitely made the most of his career and chances. The players always spoke highly of him as well.

    • @SteveDavid-pw4lh
      @SteveDavid-pw4lh Před 16 dny +12

      He’s not boring. He’s just very old school and doesn’t gossip. Not the most entertaining to watch. But you have to respect it.

    • @Starboy1997MUFC
      @Starboy1997MUFC Před 16 dny +3

      Proper backhanded compliment😂😂

    • @BobVance529
      @BobVance529 Před 16 dny +2

      @@Starboy1997MUFC 😂 I love him but I think it’s that accent/tone

    • @BobVance529
      @BobVance529 Před 16 dny +3

      @@SteveDavid-pw4lh got the utmost respect for Mike but it’s his monotone voice for me and he rarely gets animated! Love the man and love that he’s associated with my club and I even had the pleasure of meeting him twice when he was at Hull City…but he’s boring 😂

    • @nonn396
      @nonn396 Před 15 dny +5

      Fans who think personalities like Mike are boring are the problem with football these days.

  • @andrejazivkovic6717
    @andrejazivkovic6717 Před 4 dny

    Hello, Ben. Today I became a subscriber to your channel and watched this episode, as my first. I want to praise you for being an excellent presenter: you ask short and specific questions, you don't interrupt the guest and you listen carefully to what the guest is saying. Few presenters today can boast of these qualities. Keep up the good work and I will continue to enjoy your channel.
    Greetings from Belgrade, Serbia.

  • @jaumartin
    @jaumartin Před 2 dny

    and go back to search the video of MP bursting the balloon still got me cracking 😂😂😂 good old days

  • @pers-jam
    @pers-jam Před 4 dny

    At the beginning of Solskjaers run, they had a bigger rotation of the squad and everybody got a chance. The moment Ole got the full time job, the rotation was shortened and the players looked a little tired or burned out at the end.

  • @JRA73
    @JRA73 Před 13 dny +2

    I could imagine training Roy Keane was one of the easiest things to do as a coach......... the best don't need telling much to a certain degree and one of the many reasons why he was as good as he was. YNWA!! ✌

    • @jamesburke2094
      @jamesburke2094 Před 12 dny

      They don't need it...
      ...but today s dysfunctional football culture now means the only 1 in the room who knows anything and can beat everyone at football is heckled and harassed by the cohorts of mor onic laptops and snake oil merchants unleashed by the FA.

  • @keithskelton4914
    @keithskelton4914 Před 14 dny

    WINNING
    DESIRE TO WIN
    is what football is about
    great servant to Man U

  • @arob802
    @arob802 Před 17 dny +2

    Any question that was of possible interest was answered with a shrug of the shoulders or
    “ I wasn’t the manager. Nothing to do with me .Not my responsibility “ . Mike Phelan didn’t really provide any meaningful insight into his time at United . I get the feeling that his second stint at United was possibly a Sir Alex appointment to be his ex bosses eyes and ears at Carrington

  • @HarizBad
    @HarizBad Před 10 dny

    waaaaiiiittt... isnt ben heath the guy who teaches about Meta Ads 😅 he has a football podcast now lols 😂

  • @fergusmurphy3724
    @fergusmurphy3724 Před 11 dny +1

    Mike saying Paul struggled to get in the United first team when he was a young lad because of “the Scholes, the Butt’s, the Keane’s” 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️Butt and Keane were long gone by the time Paul was trying to get in the first team when he was coming through the yanks. Do better!

    • @mobilthree7544
      @mobilthree7544 Před 6 dny

      He was referring to when Paul was in the academy coming through.. BEFORE he left for Juventus.. not when he came back after Scholes, Kean & co had left.

    • @fergusmurphy3724
      @fergusmurphy3724 Před 6 dny

      @@mobilthree7544 that was exactly my point🤦‍♂️

  • @IamMarkStGeorge
    @IamMarkStGeorge Před 17 dny +3

    Never put mutton in dads sandwiches on lamb day.
    A United fan of 45 years but this bored me stupid

    • @hervekuma
      @hervekuma Před 17 dny

      He literally mentions players in our current dressing room for the team we support who just came 8th , them lads he worked with are shite.

  • @anthonymcnamee6297
    @anthonymcnamee6297 Před 16 dny +1

    Glazers sucked the life out of them Keep Ten Haag. Southgate no thanks moneys killed the game

  • @stevenholden5517
    @stevenholden5517 Před 17 dny +1

    Ferguson was an old school manager he got out at the right time his last premier league title took a lot out of him . To Play devils advocate could he really compete against the city machine now ?

    • @09stevebull
      @09stevebull Před 16 dny +1

      Not whilst nearly 90 years old

    • @arranmelaugh5606
      @arranmelaugh5606 Před 16 dny

      He was 71. Wa gonna have to retire eventually

    • @gdogg3710
      @gdogg3710 Před 10 dny

      We’ve spent about £100M less than City. They spent it over 16 years from 2008. About 90% of ours was spent after Fergie retired. If he had been physically able to keep going for another ten years that would have been more than enough to allow us to compete with anyone. The money spent has been spent so poorly it gives the impression that it was never spent at all…

    • @gdogg3710
      @gdogg3710 Před 10 dny

      @@stevenholden5517 explain to me why any of what you have just said is relevant to what I said. Please quote specific phrases. You seem to have done the old politician trick of answering a question with an unrelated statement…

  • @andrewdinatale8207
    @andrewdinatale8207 Před 15 dny

    "Sir Alex is the greatest club manager of all time"
    (Ancelotti just won his 5th European Cup)

  • @eugene_horan
    @eugene_horan Před 15 dny

    "Sir Alex had a reputation for changing his assistant regularly".... No he didn't Ben. Brian Kidd was there for years and only left because he got an opportunity of a first team coach at Blackburn. Steve McClaren left because he was offered the England job. Carlos Quieroz left because Real Madrid came knocking....🤦‍♂️

    • @gdogg3710
      @gdogg3710 Před 10 dny

      McLaren left to go to Middlesbrough…

    • @eugene_horan
      @eugene_horan Před 10 dny

      @@gdogg3710 ok, apologies about that but my point is still valid. These guys were going from assistant to first team managers...so he's completely wrong in implying that Fergi changed them regularly as some sort of strategy..... But he won't highlight my comments like he will yours😅👍

  • @MrChelseaboy25
    @MrChelseaboy25 Před 11 dny

    Find him quite likable tbh.. but just one thing.. why is he wearing his own initials?

  • @andrewcornfield5001
    @andrewcornfield5001 Před 16 dny

    Will the real Ken Barlow please stand up , zzzzzz

  • @jonathankennedy1715
    @jonathankennedy1715 Před 12 dny

    Ten Hag too much in practice the players are worn out

  • @gitface007
    @gitface007 Před 14 dny +1

    Not sure Keane and Butt were keeping Pogba out given they had left when he’d signed.😂

    • @illuminate82
      @illuminate82 Před 13 dny +1

      the first time pogba was at utd they kept him out then utd resigned him when they had left

    • @mobilthree7544
      @mobilthree7544 Před 6 dny +2

      He was referring to when Paul was in the academy coming through.. BEFORE he left for Juventus.. not when he came back after Scholes, Kean & co had left.

  • @Jake87275
    @Jake87275 Před 17 dny +2

    Fergie this Fergie that. This guys greed got the better of him. Ferguson sold the club down the river 👍

  • @Starboy1997MUFC
    @Starboy1997MUFC Před 16 dny +3

    Are the glazers to blame? They’ve overseen a billion pounds worth of debt, player power and left old Trafford to rot……yeah I’d say they are to blame

  • @fergusmurphy3724
    @fergusmurphy3724 Před 11 dny

    Like Mike but he’s not the sharpest. Communitating isn’t a word m8🤦‍♂️

  • @chrisprud7688
    @chrisprud7688 Před 6 dny

    People saying he’s boring what do you want him to do jump up and down and singing ffs