Ralf Rangnick might still prove a success at Manchester United if he helps the club transition to a new era under Erik ten Hag, but few will have fond memories of his spell as interim manager.
The former RB Leipzig boss was unable to turn things around after United's difficult start under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, and it's now confirmed that the Red Devils will finish with their lowest ever Premier League points total. However, it wasn't just the performances which riled some onlookers.
Former United centre-back Rio Ferdinand has taken particular issue with Rangnick's outspoken nature, even calling for the club to ban him from giving interviews. And "airing dirty laundry," as the ex-player has termed it, is harder to do when results are poor.
