Gary Neville fires Ten Hag blunt Marcus Rashford warning and begs someone to tell Man Utd ace: ‘Sort your s*** out’

GARY NEVILLE has urged someone at Manchester United to tell Marcus Rashford to “sort his s*** out”.

The 26-year-old England star went on a 12-hour bender in Belfast last week.

A hungover Rashford phoned in sick to training before the true reason for him feeling under the weather was exclusively revealed by The Sun.

The forward was dropped from the squad for the 4-2 FA Cup win over Newport and he has been fined two weeks wages totalling £650,00 as punishment.

Rashford has since “taken responsibility” for his actions but it is not the first time his behaviour has hit the headlines after he missed a team meeting due to oversleeping last season and having gone to a nightclub after defeat in the Manchester derby in October.

Neville believes Rashford is a good professional going through a tough period but needs a telling off.

The club legend told SkyBet’s Stick to Football podcast: “There are things in the papers that his team-mates are sick of him, he’s distant in the dressing room.

“Sometimes you think about support in the dressing room – who is grabbing a hold of him in that dressing room and saying: ‘Sort your s**t out’.”

Meanwhile, Roy Keane said: “The penny has to drop for Rashford.

“When we went into the dressing room, guys wouldn’t pat you on the back and saying, ‘Well done for missing training yesterday’.

“You’re talking about Marcus getting that protection – sometimes you are on your own.

“You’re 26, you’re an experienced player in the dressing room. You must hold your hands up and say, ‘I have been an idiot’.” 

Ian Wright also added: “I’m a little bit worried, I’m hoping it’s a blip – at 26 you can have a blip and you have enough time to get it back. I’m just worried if it doesn’t come back.” 

As for Jamie Carragher, he suggested that Rashford should not be thought of as a “saint” just because of his off the pitch work with supplying free meals for children.

The Liverpool legend said: “I wouldn’t get too carried away with Rashford’s behaviour.

“We all tell stories about what we got up to when we were players. I certainly had a few escapades off the pitch with drink and you get in a bit of trouble, and that’s what’s happened.

“I don’t ever believe he was this saint that he was made out to be, and this inner circle, I think they have done a great job with Marcus – there was a lot of PR around him.

“It put him as if he was this guy that was almost going to save the world, when he’s just a young lad from Manchester, with a few quid and is a brilliant footballer.”

Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk