Jose Mourinho Scorches Frank De Boer Over Rashford Comments
- by Claire Allen
- in Culture&Arts
- — Mar 17, 2018
De Boer lasted only five matches at Crystal Palace before being sacked in September.
Rashford, who burst onto the scene unexpectedly during the Louis van Gaal regime, and the subject of De Boer's outburst against three-time Premier League and two-time Champions League victor Mourinho, made 53 appearances in Mourinho's first season in charge, scoring 11 goals, and has made 40 appearances so far this season, bettering his goal tally by one from previous year.
Rashford is Manchester-born, supports United and Reds fans see him as one of their own, another continuation of the club's proud tradition of giving young players a chance.
Frank de Boer was brutally slammed by Jose Mourinho today as "the worst manager in the history of the Premier League".
"If Marcus would be coached by Frank, he would learn how to lose", Mourinho added.
The 20-year-old forward started his first ever Champions League knockout stage match but it ended in crushing disappointment as United crashed out at the hands of Vincenzo Montella's men.
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Paul Pogba remains a doubt with a leg injury picked up in training last week. "In training is where I'm doing most of my learning".
Not trusting young players is a stick Mourinho has been beaten with since his first spell at Chelsea but a stat has been unearthed that will change your mind on everything you've heard about Rashford recently.
United will again be without midfielder Ander Herrera and defenders Marcos Rojo, Daley Blind and Phil Jones, who will also miss England's friendlies against the Netherlands and Italy.
While he might not have meant any offence to the Manchester United manager and might have even praised him indirectly for his winning mentality, Mourinho certainly took it the wrong way.
Neither of those victorious sides were favourites for the crown and the Portuguese believes United are outsiders this time. "But when a team reaches the last eight, anything is possible".
Guardiola, famed for developing world-class players like Sergio Busquets, Gerard Pique, and one Argentine genius by the name of Messi, has promoted. I know that it is very hard to go through. "There comes a time, whether you like it or you don't like it, that your body tells you it is time to stop playing football".
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