He had his chance to prove himself and see how he performs,I clearly gave him specific instructions to follow and he goes on the field and does the opposite, it’s quite annoying how you tell him what to do and how to do it and he still ignores it,this could be his last game for Manchester United cause I can’t work with a knucklehead like him anymore” – Manchester United coach sends strong message to a Manchester United Player after awful performance against Manchester City today.

It was a bitter afternoon at Old Trafford as Manchester United faced off against their fierce rivals, Manchester City. The atmosphere was electric, with fans packed into the stands, eagerly awaiting what was expected to be an intense derby. But what followed was a far cry from the expectations.

United’s coach, visibly frustrated, stood on the sideline, watching his player—a talented but reckless young forward—struggle against the City defense. He had given clear and specific instructions to the player before the match: stay disciplined, follow the tactical plan, and be patient in his movements. The forward, however, had his own ideas, veering off-script and making unforced errors at crucial moments.

It was evident from the first few minutes that the player wasn’t following the game plan. He was making runs in the wrong areas, taking risks that were unnecessary, and showing little discipline. The coach could only shake his head as he watched his instructions ignored. With each misstep, the frustration grew.

By the second half, Manchester United were trailing 2-0, and the player in question had squandered two excellent opportunities to get them back into the game. He’d gone against the coach’s instructions repeatedly, and the manager had seen enough.

“He’s had his chance to prove himself,” the coach muttered under his breath, his face hardening. He couldn’t believe the level of disrespect this young talent was showing for the tactical approach that had been drilled into him. He couldn’t fathom how a player with so much promise could act like a knucklehead when it mattered most.

As the final whistle blew, the coach marched toward the locker room, his disappointment palpable. His patience had run out. This was the last straw. The media had already picked up on the dismal performance, and the coach knew that his comments would soon be all over the headlines.

He gathered the team in the locker room, but his eyes immediately found the player who had let him down. “I clearly gave you specific instructions to follow, and you went out there and did the opposite,” the coach said, his voice filled with authority and anger. “You had the chance to prove yourself today. To show me that you can be trusted. And you blew it. You ignored everything I told you.”

The player, head down, struggled to meet the coach’s gaze. He knew he had let down not just his manager but the entire squad.

“I’m sorry, coach,” he murmured, but the coach wasn’t having it.

“Sorry isn’t enough,” he snapped. “When you’ve been given this opportunity, and you choose to act like a child, that’s when I have to step back and question whether I can work with you any longer. This could be your last game for Manchester United.”

The words hung in the air, thick with finality. It was clear the coach was done with the player’s antics. The manager had built a reputation of discipline and professionalism, and he wouldn’t tolerate anyone undermining that.

As the team left the locker room, the young forward was left behind, the weight of the coach’s words settling heavily on his shoulders. His future at Manchester United now looked uncertain. One thing was clear, however: it was now or never for him.