Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney admits he dreads the prospect of feeling the full blast of Sir Alex Ferguson’s infamous ‘hairdryer’ rants. Ferguson has become notorious for criticising his players with such ferocity and at such close quarters that the effect is like standing in front of a hairdryer. The 70-year-old United manager hasn’t mellowed with age and Rooney revealed he has been on the receiving end of the frenzied blasts on several occasions when his performance has failed to live up to Ferguson’s high standards. “There’s nothing worse than getting the ‘hairdryer’ from Sir Alex,” Rooney said in his autobiography My Decade, as reported in The Daily Mirror. “When it happens, the manager stands in the middle of the room and loses it at me. He gets right up in my face and shouts. “It feels like I’ve put my head in front of a BaByliss Turbo Power 2200. It’s horrible.”
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