Man United Fans Have Voted For Their All-Time Premier League XI

Manchester United supporters have voted for their all-time Premier League eleven and the list is jaw-dropping.

The Manchester club have seen some legends over the years. Under Sir Alex Ferguson, they dominated the Premier League, winning 13 titles, and now supporters have had a chance to vote via ManUtd.com for the players who they feel is - and was - the best of the era.

Sir Alex Ferguson

So, without further ado, here's the list.

GK: DAVID DE GEA

In goal, David de Gea beats Peter Schmeichel and was voted the club's number one Premier League goalkeeper.

RB: GARY NEVILLE

Everyone couldn't stand this Neville. B now he's won people over with his expert punditry.

CB: RIO FERDINAND

Ferdinand perhaps should've left the club a little sooner than he did - but he's still one of Man United's and England's best ever defenders.

CB: NEMANJA VIDIC

He was known to go in hard. He should have been sent off in the League Cup final against Aston Villa, but one can deny the extraordinary talent of Vidic.

Nemanja Vidic

LB: PATRICE EVRA

Things didn't work out so well at West Ham, but back in the day, Evra was considered one of the best left-backs in the world.

RM: CRISTIANO RONALDO

Sorry, Becks. Ronaldo nipped - or dribbled - past you and won the vote with fans on the right-wing position.

CM: PAUL SCHOLES

The understated footballing genius. Described by Zinedine Zidane and Xavi as the best player they've come up against. That's some compliment.

Paul Scholes

CM: ROY KEANE

Captain fantastic. Loved by Man United fans, hated by others. That's when you know you're a good player.

LM: RYAN GIGGS

He played so many games for Man United, they say scientists are still counting his caps to this day.

ST: ERIC CANTONA

A bargain from Leeds United turned legend at Old Trafford.

ST: WAYNE ROONEY

The club's all-time leading goal-scorer beat the likes ofRobin van Persie, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Andy Cole and Mark Hughes. Fair play. What. A. Team. If only they played at the same time.

Rooney

Who would change? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.

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