Inside Man Utd’s wild two-day bender after winning Champions League as Paul Scholes admits he didn’t sleep for 48 hours

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MANCHESTER UNITED stars partied for days after winning the Champions League in 1999.

Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt revealed they did not sleep for 48 hours after the Red Devils beat Bayern Munich in Barcelona.

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Paul Scholes did not sleep for two days after winning the Champions League[/caption]
two men are sitting in front of microphones with sharp posters behind themNicky Butt also partied for days
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United won the final at the Nou Camp in Barcelona[/caption]

After lifting the trophy the players travelled back to the hotel where they met friends and families before embarking on the biggest of all parties.

Scholes revealed his partying continued into the morning – hours before he flew back to Manchester with the rest of the squad.

Butt recalled the story on the Football’s Greatest show, saying: “From that minute we got into the party I think that was a two-day party bender.”

Scholes then interjected, adding: “I was going to say I don’t think I went to bed…I was still walking around Barcelona until half seven in the morning the day after with my dad and his mate.

“We were in a bar around the corner from a hotel at 7:30am, we were flying in two hours.”

Butt was in the same boat as his team-mate as the party took hold.

He continued: “I didn’t go to bed either. I remember having the medal around my neck and my suit on for three days.

“We must have been stinking. Champagne on you, we just didn’t go to bed.”

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The fun did not stop there as once back in Manchester they were greeted by hoards of supporters for the trophy parade.

Scholes admitted he was “virtually asleep” sitting at the back of the bus during the parade while Butt continued celebrating for two more days as nobody wanted to stop.

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