We must keep Man City in their place: Scholes

Manchester: Manchester United legend Paul Scholes won't leave anyone guessing when it comes to Manchester City.

He found City's net six times – and in his recently-published book 'Scholes – My Story' he described the ­injury-time header that beat the Blues and virtually secured the title in April 2010 as "the most ­satisfying goal I ever scored...because City thought they were ­becoming a big club."

Scholes, who didn't appreciate the celebratory kiss on the lips from Gary Neville that the goal earned him, told the Sunday Mirror: "The words in the book about that goal were chosen very carefully. It was meant as a put-down to City.

"As a Manchester lad and a ­United fan I never want to see them doing well.

"They have started the season in good form and it’s hard to take. I just hope that we keep on being better than them."