The protector of Man Utd, harry maguireexpressed surprise at the taunts of English fans for his performances last season, but said he would not let the experience ruin his “incredible” relationship with them.
Maguire endured a controversial campaign at United and was often criticized for the Old Trafford side who finished sixth in the league and are without a trophy for another season. However, the 29-year-old maintained the confidence of England manager Gareth Southgate for Nations League matches against Hungary, Germany and Italy later this month.
“I was a bit surprised. If that happened earlier in my career I would have had a problem that night,” Maguire, who was booed in March against Ivory Coast at Wembley Stadium, told reporters.
“I know my family and friends may have been affected by this, but I was actually more surprised … But I had some amazing opportunities with the fans and I wouldn’t let a minority do that for the game. of Ivory Coast.. I won’t let this affect my relationship with England fans, no. “
However, Maguire clarified that the bomb threat to his family’s home after a severe loss to Liverpool last season was deliberately unacceptable. “There’s a line. We’re human. I do have a family. My mentality, it doesn’t affect me too much, but when it comes to bomb threats, it’s more about the family. I’m happy that my children. At an age where they’re not reading things or seeing things in the news.
Source: La Verdad
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