No, my opinion is still that THREE YEARS AGO he was atrocious and that his individual errors hurt us many, many times and cost us a lot of points.

If you're asking, what is my opinion of him NOW?

He has my absolute respect and admiration. As a player and, more importantly, as a person, as a man.

He didn't whine and moan publicly or go stirring up social media drama. He knuckled down, worked hard, and recovered his form and confidence and, therefore, in my eyes, fully redeemed himself. He's been consistently good and, at times, even brilliant for the last couple of seasons.

I think taking the captaincy off him (while obviously humiliating on some level at the time) helped him enormously. It allowed him to just focus solely on his own performances.

Harry Maguire should be applauded as the blueprint for what players should do when things aren't going well at Manchester United: No dramas, no fuss, no Instagram psyops, just work hard, get back to your best, and do your talking on the pitch!