Evra dismisses the management of Man U after the comb received against Tottenham

2020-10-05T10:50:49.996Z

The former Red Devil put several cartridges in the management of the club after the humiliation suffered Sunday against Spurs

Patrice Evra no longer recognizes Manchester United.

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What happened to Manchester United on Sunday?

Ole Gunnar Solskjær's men fell very, very, very low during Tottenham's reception at Old Trafford with a loss… 6 goals to 1!

A historic slap that may take some time to heal and which must have driven Red Devils supporters crazy.

Starting with Patrice Evra.

Invited on the Sky Sports set, the former Mancunian emptied his bag directly and the least we can say is that he had a lot of messages to pass.

At the break, while Man U was already led 4 to 1, the former Marseillais threw a first salvo.

“I don't even want to talk about this game because it's a disaster what's going on right now,” Evra said.

My advice to fans is to buy a PlayStation, buy a player like Sancho or Messi, and start playing.

Because it's a disaster.

Our defense was shocking.

I am devastated.

No one on this team deserves to play right now.

Patrice Evra: “What's going on at my club?

I don't promote violence but many people need a slap. ”

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"I don't want to talk about United anymore"

45 minutes and two new goals against Manchester later, the former French international finished knocking out the club and its management.

“This season I don't expect anything from United.

I'm honest.

We're going to talk about the coach, but what about the management?

It's been going on for years (…) What's going on with my club?

Today, I am really moved.

Seriously.

It's hard to break me, I'm a positive person.

I do not encourage violence, but a lot of people deserve a good slap today in this club.

This is what I would do if I worked for the club.

To finish his show, Patrice Evra even ended up begging his employers at Sky Sports not to have him comment on the matches of his former team.

“I don't want to talk about United anymore because when you tell the truth you can hurt,” he said.

I'd rather comment on other matches than United if I keep working on TV.

We will see in the coming weeks whether he will have been heard.

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