Rio Ferdinand slams Enzo Maresca and Noni Madueke

Rio Ferdinand and Enzo Maresca (Photograph by Michael Regan, Mike Hewitt/Getty Photos)

Former Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand has hit out at Chelsea supervisor Enzo Maresca for letting Noni Madueke off the hook for his behaviour when he was subbed off towards Arsenal.

Madueke appeared visibly irritated as he left the pitch, strolling down the tunnel as an alternative of taking his place on the bench to comply with the remainder of the sport.

Though the England worldwide has been having a superb season for Chelsea, there’s no excusing unprofessional behaviour like that, and Ferdinand was left totally unimpressed.

The Man Utd legend would by no means have put up with that form of factor from his teammates, and he additionally made it clear that Sir Alex Ferguson wouldn’t tolerate it.

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Ferdinand thinks Maresca must be more durable with Madueke and superb him, and admitted he discovered it ‘mad’ that the Italian tactician was as an alternative popping out to cowl for the participant when he was requested about it after the sport.

Noni Madueke in motion for Chelsea (Photograph by Ryan Pierse/Getty Photos)

Rio Ferdinand hits out at Enzo Maresca and Noni Madueke

Talking on his YouTube channel, Ferdinand stated: “You suppose (Danny) Welbeck or Tom Cleverly or Nani are going to storm off the pitch and throw their dummy out?

“It’s disrespectful to your teammates as nicely.

“It’s a younger workforce. Who’re the skilled gamers who’re going to go in there and say, ‘Woah, we don’t settle for that right here’.

“And I perceive his pondering however on the similar time, I don’t perceive why you might be doing that.”

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He added: “That’s the place the supervisor is available in. I believe the supervisor defending him is mad.

“And that’s why I couldn’t be in there [as a manager] as a result of I couldn’t come out and play the sport the place you say, ‘Yeah he was within the fallacious however [he’s a good kid]’. Fined, that’s a two-week superb.”

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