Piers Morgan trolls Rio Ferdinand after Man United concede FOURTH goal to Crystal Palace… before Red Devils legend fumes that he’s ‘laying down’ in hilarious social media exchange
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Piers Morgan trolled Rio Ferdinand after Manchester United conceded four goals against Crystal Palace.
Erik ten Hag’s men suffered their heaviest defeat of the season at Selhurst Park, putting their European hopes in jeopardy.
Michael Olise scored a brace, with Jean-Philippe Mateta and Tyrick Mitchell also getting on the scoresheet to condemn United to their 13th Premier League defeat of the season.
And Arsenal fan Morgan was in the mood for a laugh at United’s expense during a social media exchange with former defender Ferdinand.
After Olise scored his second of the evening to put Crystal Palace four goals, he wrote on
Piers Morgan trolled Rio Ferdinand after Man United conceded four goals to Crystal Palace
Ferdinand Hilairloy ended his night after Michael Olise scored the Eagles’ fourth goal.
Defeat at Selhurst Park was Manchester United’s heaviest of a disappointing season
Ferdinand responded a few minutes later: “Hey #moobs I’m behind the couch ffs. Make sure to tuck those moobs into your long johns while jumping around and enjoying our embarrassing performance.
Morgan was quick to fire back, saying, “I’d focus on the huge tits playing for your teammate…”
Moments earlier, Ferdinand had shown his anger by calling for a party. He posted: “I go to bed…all night. »
Olise opened the scoring against Erik ten Hag’s men after a superb solo run before beating Andre Onana in the 12th minute.
Crystal Palace doubled their lead five minutes before the break through a powerful strike from Jean-Philippe Mateta before Tyrick Mitchell made it three.
Olise got his second of the evening with another superb strike to seal a memorable victory for Oliver Glasner’s side.
The defeat in south London kept United eighth in the table, two points off a European place.
The Red Devils will look to get back to winning ways when leaders Arsenal visit Old Trafford on Sunday.
