Andy Cole and Teddy Sheringham never saw eye-to-eye, despite being two of the greatest players in Manchester United's history.
It all started in 1995 when Cole was ready to make his England debut and replace Sheringham, who was not happy about coming off.
In his autobiography, Cole wrote: "For all the respect I had for him, he was far from pleased to see his number come up and instead of greeting me on the sideline to wish me luck or congratulate me, he dejectedly walked off, 25 yards down the touchline, without looking at me, or acknowledging my moment."
Cole's debut started off on a bitter note, thanks to Sheringham's reaction. And it all flared up again in 1998 when they were both playing for the Red Devils.
After a 1-1 draw with Bolton, Teddy told Cole that the opponents' goal was his fault.
Andy went on to write: "What? I scored the equaliser, and now he’s saying that.
"I run up the tunnel and just as he gets to the dressing room, I’m ready to steam in. I’m screaming all sorts and trying to throw punches, but everyone’s on me, pulling us apart.
"The next thing I know, Roy Keane has me up against the wall and he’s shouting in my face. ‘What the **** are you doing, Coley? Sort yourself out. We’re a team.’"
Despite not being the best of friends, Cole and Teddy are United legends in their own right and have been successful at Old Trafford.
