Wayne Rooney forget dispute with Sir Alex Ferguson

Wayne Rooney admitted that he had forgotten his dispute with Sir Alex Ferguson and even now refer to it as 'the best manager of all time'.
As is known, Rooney was grumbling at last season Ferguson served as manager at Old Trafford following the arrival of Robin van Persie from Arsenal in the 2012/13 season.
With the arrival of Van Persie, the England international was placed in a position of undue and even aside when United host Real Madrid in the second leg of the last 16 of the Champions League that season.
Rooney then asks sold for the second time, with Chelsea that could be interested in signing him, before signing a new contract when United led by David Moyes in the next season.
However, Rooney - who now serves as captain of United and England - admitted that he had forgotten his dispute with Sir Alex.
"I do not know if anyone knows that this is over. We could have a different view, but that's normal, "said Rooney, Ferguson brought in 2004 from Everton.
"Ask the Roy [Hodgson]. He also had disagreements with his players during the lead. It is part of football.
"I is not the only player who has differences with Sir Alex Ferguson, but I was still able to sit here and say that he is the best manager of all time.
"I still see Sir Alex in the game and he took traveling with us in European away games. We do not like each other instead. We just have a different view. That's normal, "added Rooney.