“Can’t play for Man United again” – Carrick told never to pick up irresponsible player
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9-second readLisandro Martínez has come under fierce criticism following his costly sending-off in Manchester United’s 2-0 defeat to Chelsea, with broadcaster Scott Saunders arguing the Argentine should never play for the club again.
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Lisandro Martínez has come under fierce criticism following his costly sending-off in Manchester United’s 2-0 defeat to Chelsea, with broadcaster Scott Saunders arguing the Argentine should never play for the club again.
Martínez received two yellow cards in the space of just a few minutes at Stamford Bridge. His first came for hauling down Morgan Rogers before he conceded a penalty by catching Wesley Fofana in the face with his arm at a corner.
Cole Palmer converted the resulting spot-kick to effectively end United’s hopes of a comeback. Speaking on the talkSPORT Goals Show, Saunders delivered a brutal assessment of the defender.
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- Chelsea, Manchester United
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CaughtOffside · reported · 2026-11-02 06:24 UTC
"Can't play for Man United again" - Carrick told never to pick up irresponsible player ↗
Lisandro Martínez has come under fierce criticism following his costly sending-off in Manchester United’s 2-0 defeat to Chelsea, with broadcaster Scott Saunders arguing the Argentine should never play for the...
CaughtOffside · reported · 2026-11-02 06:24 UTC
“Can’t play for Man United again” – Carrick told never to pick up irresponsible player ↗
Lisandro Martínez has come under fierce criticism following his costly sending-off in Manchester United’s 2-0 defeat to Chelsea, with broadcaster Scott Saunders arguing the Argentine should never play for the club again. Martínez received t
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