BREAKING NEWS: “I HOPE HE NEVER PLAYS AGAIN!” – PATRICE EVRA EXPLODES AFTER MANCHESTER UNITED’S 2-0 LOSS TO CRYSTAL PALACE.
Reporting live from Old Trafford, Manchester United icon Patrice Evra has launched a blistering attack on a current Red Devils player following their shocking 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace. The loss, which has left fans reeling, saw yet another uninspiring performance from Erik ten Hag’s side, but one player, in particular, became the focus of Evra’s fury.
In a heated post-match outburst, the former United captain and five-time Premier League winner didn’t mince words:
“I CAN’T TAKE THIS ANYMORE! Every time he steps on the pitch, it’s a disaster! Mistake after mistake, costing us crucial points, draining our momentum—it’s shameful! Why is he still in the team? How many more games do we have to endure this? The club and the fans deserve better! I NEVER want to see him in this shirt again. Enough is ENOUGH!”
While Evra didn’t name the player outright, fans and pundits wasted no time speculating about the underperforming star who has been at the center of criticism for repeated errors this season.
United’s turbulent campaign took another hit with this defeat, as Crystal Palace capitalized on their defensive vulnerabilities. Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eberechi Eze found the net for the visitors, exposing United’s frailties at the back. Once again, the team looked lethargic, uninspired, and completely out of ideas—a familiar sight that has left supporters frustrated.
Evra didn’t just call for the player to be benched—he went even further, questioning whether some individuals should still be playing at the highest level.
“Some players need to be honest with themselves. If you keep making the same mistakes, you have to ask, ‘Am I still good enough for this level?’ For me, it’s simple—some of these guys should RETIRE. No more excuses, no more sentimentality. This is MANCHESTER UNITED. We need warriors, not weak links!”
His comments have ignited widespread debate, with many fans echoing his call for immediate changes to the squad. United’s defensive woes have been glaring, and patience is wearing thin among both supporters and club legends.
The pressure on Erik ten Hag is intensifying as tough fixtures loom. The question now is whether he will make ruthless decisions and drop the players who continue to let the team down, or if United will persist with the same costly errors. With Champions League hopes hanging in the balance, change may be inevitable. Evra’s emotional tirade has only added fuel to the fire, and fans are demanding action. The days of leniency may be over—United’s future depends on it.
