Rashford had made mistakes, burned too many bridges with his behaviour at Manchester United so fled to Spain, like many disgruntled Britons, seeking a new life.
Yet, here we are once again, with former players labelling him a “disgrace”, one he “cannot feel happy for”, after committing the most unforgivable, cardinal sin of *checks notes* turning up two minutes late for training, once.
Those quotes coming from Paul Scholes, a shy, introverted character who did everything he could to live the quiet life as a footballer, makes them all the more disheartening.
"His attitude was disgraceful!"Paul Scholes has had ENOUGH of Marcus Rashford! pic.twitter.com/UKOrJAcEHs
— The Good, The Bad & The Football (@goodbadftblpod) September 22, 2025Ex-players’ words resonate and Scholes will know this. Anger towards Rashford does not need much spark to reignite at the first opportunity.
Nope, back to the gutter. Rashford was dropped for Barcelona’s next league match for being late for training – a fitting punishment – before coming off the bench to register a fine assist in a 3-0 win at Getafe. Reporting of the incident is of public interest. What is not is revisiting old tropes for personal gain.
“Mainly because of his attitude, his attitude at United. The time he was leaving, I thought it was just disgrace at United, not trying, basically.
Walking. Words are powerful in the vitriolic world of football fandom. Rashford hasn’t kicked a ball for United in 10 months, yet back we go to analysing his effort, or lack thereof.
Statistically, Matheus Cunha spent more time walking than any other player in the Premier League last season. The perception around Old Trafford of the summer signing, however, is that he is the swashbuckling Roy of the Rovers, here to drag United forward with his unrelenting, high-octane style.
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The reality is, of course, very different. Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick insisted he wasn’t surprised to see Rashford arrowing stunning goals into Tyneside nets, given how impressed he was with what the loanee was doing in training on a daily basis. The reality doesn’t promote new podcasts, though.
Can’t we just leave him alone to start again? If Scholes cannot feel happy for a fellow footballer trying to do that, then he should just keep it to himself.
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