Paul Scholes has named Mark Bosnich as one of Manchester United's worst-ever signings.
Paul Scholes claims Mark Bosnich ‘couldn’t kick a football’ Paul Scholes has named Mark Bosnich as one of Manchester United’s worst-ever signings. Bosnich was signed by United on a free transfer from Aston Villa in June 1999 as Peter Schmeichel’s successor. However, the Australian lasted just 19 months at United, and following the arrival of Fabian Barthez he ended up leaving Old Trafford to join Chelsea on a free transfer in January 2001.
We played Everton away in first game of the season, and none of us picked up on it, he couldn’t reach the halfway line. ‘There was no wind, it was a perfect day. But when you look at his feet, size 14s, honestly he was just kicking the floor all the time, big flippers. Honestly, it was disappointing.
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