There was a fan who accused Jesse Lingard, Marcus Rashford, and Paul Pogba of “destroying the culture” at Manchester United while they were playing at Old Trafford. Jesse Lingard has responded to the fan’s accusations.
The midfielder, who is 32 years old and played for United for 22 years before moving on to Nottingham Forest in 2022, is currently playing for FC Seoul, a team that competes in the K League 1 in South Korea with the highest level of competition.
Prior to this, he had previously discussed his departure from Old Trafford in an open and honest interview with SPORTbible. In the interview, he stated that he was “wanting a different challenge” after spending twenty years in Manchester United.
In addition, Lingard brought up his time at United once more on Wednesday afternoon, when a supporter of the club accused the former England international of “destroying the culture” at United.
The following is an excerpt from the tweet that was published in December of the previous year: “Him, Pogba, and Rashford destroyed the culture even Rooney admitted.” As soon as Sir Alex left, he was given the opportunity to establish his own culture alongside the other two vultures.
Lingard has responded to the supporter on X, which was formerly known as Twitter, more than six weeks after the supporter posted a video of Lingard scoring against Newcastle in 2016. The supporter was responding to the same video.
He made the following statement: “Please explain how me paul and Marcus destroyed Manchester United’s culture?” prior to the addition of the phrase “Waiting for explanation???????”
An additional supporter responded to Lingard’s comment by saying, “You made us play well, which some dumb b*****s that “support” this club don’t like because you dance and have fun…”
The midfielder responded with the following statement: “Lool we was just enjoying our life of we played for biggest club in the world of course we made mistakes and we learn but we gonna have fun and smile and dance.”
At the end of the year 2022, Lingard admitted that he had left United because there were an excessive number of broken promises concerning the amount of time spent on the pitch.
Upon being questioned about the primary reason for his departure, he responded by saying, “It was game time.” “Playing at United is always going to be challenging, but the most significant challenge was the lack of player time,” the player said. I was only interested in playing football, and that was the primary objective. There was no point in staying there if I wasn’t going to play.”
He added: “I wanted to go to a new team, play regularly and be happy on the pitch.”
