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โ˜•๏ธ๐Ÿฅ FC Breakfast: Man Utd slammed, Jorge Jesus the gravedigger

MU roasted by a minister ๐Ÿ˜ญLucy Powell, the UK Education Secretary, was giving a speech this Wednesday at the Labour Party conference.The politician, also a big Manchester City supporter, took the o...

โ˜•๏ธ๐Ÿฅ FC Breakfast: Man Utd slammed, Jorge Jesus the gravedigger

On Wednesday, Labour Party conference speaker and Manchester City supporter Lucy Powell took aim at Manchester United fans during her remarks. In a blunt and effective comment, she told United supporters: "you're still just as rubbish, and you know it!" The sharp dig came amid the turmoil surrounding the football club.

Meanwhile, Jorge Jesus, the gravedigger of football legends, claimed that Cristiano Ronaldo has left the Portugal squad following a falling-out with manager Jorge Jesus. The 41-year-old Ronaldo will no longer play for Portugal, according to O Jogo!. With his departure, Jesus has cemented his reputation as the gravedigger of football titans.

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