Sir Alex Ferguson is
demanding his Manchester United
players clean up their act off the pitch.
The News of the World says Ferguson wants all his
players to be clean living and mindful of their public image.
One of Ferguson's major gripes is the £200,000 super car culture
that was part of the Cristiano
Ronaldo era.
And that is bad news for the likes of Brazilian midfielder
Anderson, the proud owner of a white £100,000 Audi R8.
Fergie has now told his players to tone down their status
symbols, particularly during the current financial crisis.
In response, many of United's players have taken up the option
to drive sensible Audi club cars which are provided by United's
sponsor.