Football pundit Paul Scholes called English player Marcus Rashford stupid after he was thrown on the Red Devils’ Wolves trip for disciplinary reasons.
How was everything?
Red Devils legend Paul Scholes criticized Marcus after the striker was dropped by head coach Erik ten Hag for the team’s Premier League game at Wolverhampton Wanderers on New Year’s Eve. The Manchester United head coach revealed before the game that the uniformed forward was benched for internal disciplinary reasons, which didn’t go well for Paul.
What did Scholes say about Marcus Rashford?
The Manchester United legend on BT Sport before the start between the Red Devils and Wolverhampton Wanderers said Marcus Rashford was compromising his own form by being stupid or whatever the player did. Paul Scholes says he hopes this doesn’t jeopardize the next six months of his season.
A little about the topic
The Manchester United manager’s decision to ditch Marcus Rashford was a bold one considering the striker is his team’s top scorer this season. Erik ten Hag then opted to take Marcus Rashford to half time against the Wolves with a game still goalless. The England international replaced Argentinean Alejandro Garnacho, who started in his place and missed a good chance for visitors in the first period. The Red Devils returned to action on Tuesday in the Premier League against the Cherries.