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31st December 2022
12:57pm GMT

"It’s difficult to know the truth really, internal disciplinary, you think lateness. But I love him, the way he’s honest, he’s got the lad in the form of his life who will be a big part today he’d be coming into this game expecting to score goals and win the game. To stand by his guns, we’ll see if it’s a wise decision."Scholes did reserve some praise for Ten Hag and the way he has handled the situation. "I love the way he deals with it," he said. "Marcus Rashford today would be the first name in the team but he’s obviously done something that’s upset him, the rest of the team, Marcus has paid for it." Meanwhile, Rio Ferdinand added: "We can all have our opinion but the most important people are those in that changing room.
"If they’re responding to these decisions with respect, step out of line you’re punished immediately that can only be positive for this dressing room. Over the last few years, this changing room has needed that hardness, discipline, you see it in the game at times there’s certain times in the game."
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