Manchester United FLOP Marcus Rashford finally says “Enough is enough” & releases explosive statement about abuse he’s received from Manchester United fans
Marcus Rashford of Manchester United and England has reacted to a supporter who called his treatment “cruel” and “absolutely horrible.”
In a February interview with The Players’ Tribune, the 26-year-old responded to critics who had questioned his professionalism and dedication to his childhood team, Manchester United.
Rashford was duly awarded United’s Player of the Year for the 2022–2023 campaign after scoring 30 goals in that period, but he has not been able to duplicate that success this time around.
He has scored eight goals for the Premier League side in 42 appearances across all competitions so far, an accomplishment that continues to draw criticism.
Along with his performance on the field, he also attracted a lot of criticism for showing up at a Belfast nightclub only hours before complaining of illness and missing first team practice at Carrington.
In the TPT interview, he remarked, “Listen, I’m not a flawless guy.” “I’ll be the first to own up to my mistakes and admit that I need to improve, but if you ever doubt my dedication to Man United, that’s when I have to speak out.”
It seems like someone is challenging every aspect of my identity and everything that makes me a man. This is where I grew up. I have been a member of this club since my childhood. When I was a child, my family gave down money that may have changed my life so that I could wear this medal.”
Rashford has faced criticism ever since he responded to those who doubted his dedication to United earlier this year. In reality, he provided an update on his present circumstances on Friday morning at 12:36am.
UtdParadigm, an X user, made the following post on social media on Thursday afternoon: “Marcus Rashford is receiving absolutely horrible treatment.” It is inhumane. It’s mistreatment.
The England forward quote tweeted the article a few hours later. “Thank you for your encouragement,” he wrote. “It has been abusive for some months. “Enough is enough.”
“I’m not attempting to make fun of the media,” he said. “You know what I mean, I get the game. It’s not like they’re writing about me. It seems as if they are writing about “Marcus Rashford.”
“It can’t simply be about me as a young man of 26 going out on the town or about a young man receiving a parking ticket. It must have to do with the price of my automobile, my jewelry, my tattoos, or even my weekly wage.
It must have to do with my demeanor, people wondering about my morality, and people making assumptions about my family and football career. It has a tone to it that not many football players have. That’s all I have to say.”
