Manchester United FLOP Marcus Rashford finally says “Enough is enough” & releases explosive statement about abuse he’s received from Manchester United fans
A fan said that the way Manchester United and England forward Marcus Rashford is being treated is “absolutely disgusting” and “cruel.” Rashford replied to the fan.
When he talked to The Players’ Tribune in February, the 26-year-old hit back at people who had said he wasn’t professional or dedicated enough to his old team, Manchester United.
Rashford hasn’t been able to copy his form from last season, when he scored 30 goals and deservedly won United’s Player of the Year award for 2022–23.
It’s still hard to believe that he has scored eight goals in 42 games across all categories for the Premier League club.
Aside from his play on the field, he also got a lot of flak for being seen at a Belfast bar hours before reporting sick to Carrington for first-team training.
His words to TPT were, “Listen, I’m not a perfect guy.” “If I do something wrong, I’ll be the first to admit it and say I need to do better. But if you ever question my dedication to Man United, I need to speak out.”
“It feels like someone is asking who I am and what I stand for as a man.” This is where I grew up. Since I was a kid, I’ve played for this club. As a child, my family turned down money that would have changed my life so I could wear this badge.
Critics have kept coming after Rashford since he fought back against those who question his dedication to United earlier this year. As it turns out, he did talk about his current position on Friday at 12:36am.
Someone on X wrote on the social network Thursday afternoon, “The way Marcus Rashford is being treated is absolutely disgusting.” It’s mean. It’s not fair.”
After hours, the England forward tweeted the post. He wrote, “I value your help.” “It’s been months of abuse.” “That’s enough.”
He told the press, “I’m not trying to get back at them.” “You know what I mean? I get the game. It’s not really about me that they’re writing. It sounds like they’re writing about this person named “Marcus Rashford.”
“It can’t just be about me as a 26-year-old guy out on the town or a guy who got a parking ticket.” It has to be about how much my car is worth, my jewelry, my tattoos, or even how much I make each week.
There must be something about my body language, my values, my family, and my football future that they are talking about. This football player has a tone that you don’t always hear. That’s all there is to it.
