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It was something heavy in my chest. But I don't do it for me, I do it for other children. Elsewhere, the former Monaco man - who acknowledged he was approached by police during his time at the Ligue 1 club, aged 24, to discuss the matter - touched on the impact his revelation had on his mother.

I have still to tell a few of my brothers and sisters and close friends. It's a difficult situation. A lot of anger. She said she was sorry. She said: 'You must not put it in your book, it's private Patrice,' but that's when I say, Mum, it's not about me, it's about other kids then she says OK, she understands.

I am a better version of myself. My friends will say, 'oh the world will react, think of the pressure,' but the biggest pressure is to say it to my mum. Even thinking about it now, it's hard. If he's still alive, I'm going to kill him. I know my mum and people from my family will do research and see if they can sue. But I buried this thing so deep I didn't think about [prosecution]. Evra said he initially wasn't going to talk about the abuse in his book because he was worried about what people would think, but then changed his mind.

I'm not shy to say I felt like a coward for many years because I never speak up. It was something heavy in my chest. But I don't do it for me, I do it for other children. Police approached Evra when he was 24 and playing for AS Monaco about accusations around the head teacher but he decided not to talk to them about his experience. For my father, crying was weak, but crying is not being weak.

I lost my brother and I lost friends, but I never cried. My mother would say: 'One day you are going to explode. In his book My Autobiography , Ferguson recalled the first time he came across Evra:. When we first saw Evra, he was playing as a wing-back, but he had the speed and was young enough to switch to full-back in our system.

We knew plenty about his attacking capabilities. He was quick, had superb technique and a strong personality. Very strong. And it was his strength of character that simultaneously made him loved by United fans and loathed by some opposing ones.

To Liverpool fans, it was fuel to their fire. Evra had kissed the United badge at Anfield just one year previously, after all.