🚨 Rio on why Cherki's plan to hurt Manchester United has completely backfired:
“I genuinely believe Cherki thought joining City would make life easier against United. A lot of players probably would've thought the same. City were winning everything. United were rebuilding. On paper, it looked obvious. The problem is football doesn't happen on paper.
Take the derby for example. The first goal United scored came after City lost possession from a Cherki’s set piece and they got punished in transition. Then there was that sequence where Bruno, Shaw, Cunha and Dorgu were passing the ball around Cherki and City players. They couldn't get near it.
I guess Pep and city players would think: 'This wasn't supposed to happen.' Because for years, teams looked at United and saw an opportunity. Now they're starting to look at United and see a problem. The fear factor is back. That's the difference.
Now Pep has gone. United are getting stronger. The squad is getting better. The football is getting better. And the funny thing is that the people who thought they were joining projects bigger than United are slowly watching United become the project everyone wants to be part of.
I think Cherki imagined United becoming the victim. Instead, every time he looks up, United seem to be the ones moving forward. Football can be very cruel sometimes.”
If you think things couldn't get any worse over the horrific murder of Henry Nowak.
It's now been revealed that Hampshire police were going to release a statement warning the public not to talk about it online and paint Henry as the aggressor before Digwa's trial!
🇬🇧🇬🇧He told the police: “I’ve been stabbed… I can’t breathe… I’m dying.”
Officer replied: “Don’t think you have, mate.”
They treated him like the criminal and let him die in cuffs on the street.
The media gave him nothing.
I made this Music video because I’m fucking angry.
Blood on the Cuffs😡🤬 Fuck you Mainstrem media
🚨 Casemiro on a funny moment he experienced at Manchester United this season:
🗣️ Casemiro:
“I remember the game against Fulham. Cunha dribbles into the box, gets fouled and the referee immediately points to the penalty spot. We were celebrating already. Then the Fulham players surrounded the referee and started protesting.
VAR checked it and decided the foul was actually outside the box. So the penalty was cancelled and we got a free-kick instead. At that point I remember looking at Cunha and thinking: 'These guys have just made your effort fruitless.'
Then Bruno puts in an unbelievable ball and I score from the free-kick. After the game, me and Cunha went over to their captain and asked him: 'Be honest... which one would you have preferred? The penalty or the free-kick goal?' He looked at us and said: 'Please... just leave me alone.' Then we thanked him for the protest and walked away.”