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ESPN FC’s Alexis Nunes is joined by Mario Melchiot, Steve Nicol and Don Hutchison discuss Lisandro Martinez receiving a red card in Manchester United’s 2-0 loss…
ESPN FC’s Alexis Nunes is joined by Mario Melchiot, Steve Nicol and Don Hutchison discuss Lisandro Martinez receiving a red card in Manchester United’s 2-0 loss to Chelsea as well as Estevao’s form for Chelsea. The panel also debates the turnaround from Spurs, who won their third straight Premier League match vs. Crystal Palace.
0:00 Lisandro Martinez red card
6:47 Estevao
9:10 Tottenham’s turnaround
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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws3CEd9FA8E&t=115">1:55</a> which of these players would exactly? It’s only martinez😂😂 what player hasn’t been liability? Maguire shaw dalot been there how long now? Ah but because they keep mouth shut and Martinez Doesn’t that’s the focus. Selective criticism stupid
Terrible advice from don lmao throw your teammate under the bus to the manager to achieve what? Clearly Carrick knows he’s crashing out is the solution really to cause more drama
This is ridiculous. The entire team is poor, singling out one guy and making up a wild theory about him trying to force a move is a very stupid suggestion
Lisandro Martinez is trash. Always has been since he joined United...he's complete rubbish. He's an undersized wannabe center back who would not get into the team of any top tier soccer club in the top leagues in the world. The only reason he got with United was because he was ETH's player from Ajax, where all of those players that ETH signed were rubbish. Maguire has his faults, but he has always shown up for United (even when the club did everything to get rid of him. He kept his mouth shut and kept on playing and eventually forced his way back to the first team.
I don't even know half of the names of this ManUtd team. Players I've never even heard of. Martinez ain't their problem. They buy like a bottom table team so they are a bottom table team.
Carrick a good guy, but he must tell the truth because around the world can see what this players do,if they lose 2or3 games more if,this players will blame manager , maybe
Maguire have been far worse, he does not do anything, just because he clear the ball sometime it does not mean he is good. Against Chelsea the first goal happened from his side, left side, what Martinez could do there different? he could have gone for a last ditch sliding tackle ended up giving a penalty so he decided to stay away let the keeper did his job. Obvioulsy he got frustrated and committed the foul. when you play with idiots your game quality is bound to fall. Anyway if the club hierarchy decide to get rid of players, then the club is no longer an important part of life for the players hence they are playing the way they are playing.
Why would a player do it on purpose to push for a move when they could simply hand in a transfer request? By the way, I wouldn't be surprised if it were the case with modern footballers they are millionaires and beyond integrity and empathy.<br><br>They have no consequences.
Magiure has been bad too but where is criticism of him day after day or no fit lb or st is available is it because of his nationality if he was British would the same criticism apply?
ESPN FC’s Alexis Nunes is joined by Mario Melchiot, Steve Nicol and Don Hutchison discuss Lisandro Martinez receiving a red card in Manchester United’s 2-0 loss to Chelsea as well as Estevao’s form for Chelsea. The panel also debates the turnaround from Spurs, who won their third straight Premier League match vs. Crystal Palace.
0:00 Lisandro Martinez red card
6:47 Estevao
9:10 Tottenham’s turnaround
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