andy cole has revealed how he was made to feel 'small' by a perceived snub from teddy sheringham that led to the england pair not talking the former manchester united striker played alongside sheringham at old trafford for four years but did not enjoy a relationship with his compatriot following an incident on international duty cole made his england debut from the bench in a 0 0 friendly draw with uruguay in 1995 and, in replacing then tottenham forward sheringham, felt the lack of acknowledgement from his future united team mate was disrespectful andy cole (right) played alongside teddy sheringham at manchester united for four years   but the pair never got on following a perceived snub from sheringham during an england international in 1995  sheringham   and david beckham   congratulate cole after scoring in a 6 0 win over bradford city in 2000  'from my england debut against uruguay, he was going to be substituted for me to come on to replace him, and he snubbed me on the line,' cole said 'i just thought to myself, 'i'm making my debut here and wembley is a packed house' and i felt so small 'i don't think his apology would come, because i honestly do believe that he believes he was not in the wrong' despite a fantastic goalscoring record at club level, cole only made 15 international appearances and scored just once   famously calling former england boss glenn hoddle a 'coward' for announcing he was dropping cole through the press 'i don't think it was damaging to my career,' cole said of his remarks 'i just think a lot of the media and a lot of joe public picked up on that and ran with it and ran with it, and exhausted it and i remember when it came out, i mean of course it was going to be massive news he was the england manager' cole and sheringham celebrate on the pitch in 2000 but the didn't speak off it  the pair come face to face when cole played for manchester city and sheringham at west ham in 2005  despite a prolific goalscoring record at club level, cole won just 15 caps for england  kevin keegan and cole, pictured here on international duty, fell out briefly in october 1993  cole also had a high profile falling out with kevin keegan in 1993 while at newcastle, something the striker said was a consequence of tiredness more than anything else 'i felt so tired, and i couldn't get myself going,' cole told itv, 'he [keegan] said, 'don't you fancy it today?' so i said to him, 'no i don't fancy it today' so he said, 'well if you don't fancy it you can do one' so i said, 'okay, not a problem to me,' and i just walked off 'i got in a taxi and my girlfriend then, she was at home so i just ended up going to hers and i remember i rang the doorbell and she said to me, 'what are you doing here, you've got a game tonight haven't you?' 'i said i just walked out of there, i couldn't be bothered' keegan added: 'we went to play the game, no andy cole and we lost, and we go in friday for training, we've got a game on saturday andy poked his head round [the door] and he just said, 'gaffer, what do i do now?' i said, 'i'll tell you what to do, you go out, you train properly and if i think you are fit enough i will put you in the team tomorrow'' andy cole: sports life stories   itv4 10pm on tuesday march 10)
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