Comments by "Temporary User Account #001" (@temporaryuseraccount0012) on "Marcus Rashford admits 'mistakes' but hits back over his commitment to Manchester United" video.

  1. It's just awkwardly obvious at this point. Borderline "weird." Similar to their defence of Southgate and probably for similar "non-footballing" reasons also.
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  2. Wow! ... I'm not even a Man United fan, but if a player at my club ever said anything as disrespectful as: 0:50 "My family turned down life-changing money when I was a kid, so I could wear this badge." That would be the end of it for me. What disrespect to Man United as a club and their fans. #1. it's not a "sacrifice" to play for Manchester United (like you're making out) and #2. You're ALREADY being paid "life-changing" money at United, you privileged moron.
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  3. So Marcus Rashford had the nerve to make that statement in 2024, about turning down "life-changing money as a kid", when he his current situation (which is absolutely relevant, since it's his current performances, effort and commitment that are being called into question) is as follows: . ... Marcus Rashford signed a 5 year / £78,000,000 contract with Manchester United F.C., including an annual average salary of £15,600,000. In 2023, Rashford will earn a base salary of £15,600,000, while carrying a cap hit of £15,600,000. Poor Marcus Rashford. Can't take a bit of critique about his lack of effort on a pitch, once or twice a week, while earning 15 and a half mill each year. 🤣🤣🤣
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