Manchester United legend Paul Scholes doesn't believe his outspoken World Cup blog has worked against him.
Scholes was critical of Wayne Rooney and United vice-chairman Ed Woodward.
He has stressed he has had no sense of any real damage having been caused to his relationship with the club or his former team-mate Rooney.
He told PA Sport: "It has never come back at me. I don't think that was a problem.
"More was made of the Wayne thing than it actually was.
"I was saying he is England's best goalscorer and should be playing centre-forward.
"I was only saying I don't think he should be played in wide areas - that I don't think he has the legs to do it any more. That was the only thing he might have taken a little bit of offence to.
"As an England and United fan, I want him to play centre-forward because I know if he does, he'll score goals.
"From my side we are alright - whether Wayne is upset, I don't know. But he is an intelligent lad, and if he read it, he'll know what I'm saying.
"Some tried to make out I said he was gone, finished, which is nonsense. He has been an unbelievable player, and he still has a lot to offer."
