Alan Shearer expresses his regret of not joining Manchester United and discusses the subject of regrets in his career.
For a Manchester United fan, the response to Alan Shearer 's tweet was absolutely delicious. A quote from famous TV gameshow Bullseye saying, 'Look at what you would have won,' next to an image of Sir Alex Ferguson proudly parading the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League trophies. There's little wonder it's still a raw subject for Shearer, who still gets asked about it to this day.
'NEVER! I couldn’t stand them then and I can’t stand them now!!!' That was his tweet on the subject of regrets in his career, and whether snubbing United (twice) still rankled. His first opportunity to make the Old Trafford move came in 1992, with Shearer choosing Blackburn and United choosing Eric Cantona. The latter would swiftly help United win successive league titles and the FA Cup
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