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DORKING WANDERERS boss Marc White went viral with an absolutely epic post-match meltdown.Football has seen a series of unforgettable post-match rants throughout the years.
Dorking Wanderers boss Marc White lashed out on his post-match interviewCredit: Youtube @DWTV
Who can forget Harry Redknapp’s F bomb? Or Jose Mourinho, who had “nothing to say”? How about Kevin Keegan’s declaration of “love”? Antonio Conte’s blast from last season, anyone?
Well, White’s managerial skills can’t be compared with any of the aforementioned.
But his most recent tirade can definitely go up there among the absolute best blasts captured on camera.
Dorking lost 2-0 to seventh-tier minnows Horsham in the FA Cup’s fourth qualifying round following goals by Daniel Ajakaije and Shamir Fenelon.
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And the 50-year-old, who is also the National League club’s chairman, owner and founder, didn’t hold back when criticising his players….
White told DWTV: “At the end of the day, they [Horsham] fully deserve to be in the draw and I really hope they get something amazing and life-changing.
“So my f*****g s**t players can learn a f*****g lesson because they were so poor.
“And I will tell you one thing: I will always put my hand up, it’s not about availability, injuries, who was returning, who wasn’t – it wasn’t about that at all.
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“It was about the fact that that team let the fans down 100 per cent, wholeheartedly.
“Sometimes I get the management team that take the blame part, part blame, some blame, whatever…
“Today was wholeheartedly a bunch of players that were absolutely s**t.”
Football fans were left in absolute stitches with what some consider the “best post-match interview of all time”.
One supporter tweeted: “This is the best post-match manager reaction I’ve ever seen.”
Another commented: “Love your honesty. Managers too often take the can for players’ poor performances.”
A third wrote: “This could be the best yet.”
This fan said: “Need more like Marc. Says it like it is, honest and doesn’t care if he offends. Heart well and truly on sleeve.”
And that one noted: “Marc White is brilliant.” More

MEDY ELITO once had his rap music used by Beyonce in a video.However, the midfielder has now tasted FA Cup glory with non-league minnows Ramsgate.
Medy Elito has caught the eye as a rapper using the alias Don ECredit: INSTAGRAM
Beyonce used Elito’s music in a video montage on InstagramCredit: Getty
Alongside his football career, Elito has also shown off his musical talents using the alias Don E.
The rapper’s most notable track was his 2017 single “You Alright Yeah?”
Following its release, the song caught the attention of Beyonce, who used it in a video montage on Instagram.
Recalling the surreal experience, Elito told the Daily Star: “When she first put it up it was crazy because it was on my birthday.
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“Some friends and I went out to eat and we were on our way to a club when the video got put in the group chat.
“It’s my birthday, so all I’m focusing on is having a good time. But then I see the group chat going crazy and I think ‘what the hell is happening here?’ Everyone is saying ‘press the video,’ so I did but I’m thinking anyone can put this together.
“I went on her Instagram and my jaw dropped. I thought it was crazy.
“I couldn’t even enjoy myself that evening because I just kept refreshing it! It was just a song that I did in my friend’s bedroom and it ended up being recognised by Beyonce.”
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The former Barnet midfielder is chasing FA Cup glory with Ramsgate this weekendCredit: Arfa Griffiths – The Sun
The exposure has led to a number of opportunities in Elito’s music career and he has since performed as Don E at Wembley Arena and Wireless Festival.
It is his football that is making the headlines this weekend, though.
Elito and eighth tier Ramsgate beat AFC Totton on Saturday to reach the first round of this season’s FA Cup.
Starting on the bench, the midfielder came on as a substitute in the 83rd minute to help his side clinch a famous 1-0 victory against their opponents from a league above.
Ramsgate now go into Sunday’s first round draw with the prospect of facing a club from the Football League.
Elito only signed for the Rams in the summer, with his career including spells with several Football League clubs after graduating from Colchester’s academy. More

FORMER Premier League star Jordon Ibe is making his comeback to football with non-league Ebbsfleet United.The 27-year-old winger has been named on the bench for their FA Cup fourth qualifying round clash versus Slough Town this afternoon.
Jordon Ibe is back playing football at Ebbsfleet UnitedCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Ibe used to play for Liverpool and Bournemouth in the Premier LeagueCredit: Reuters
It comes seven years after he completed a £15m transfer from Liverpool to Bournemouth.
He has been a free agent since leaving Turkish side Adanaspor in 2022, having failed to make an appearance.
Ibe initially burst on to the scene at Wycombe as he became the club’s youngest ever goalscorer in the football league.
He was then snapped up by Liverpool and went on to make 58 appearances for the Reds and he earned four England Under-21 caps.
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Brendan Rodgers once described him as “a really talented player with a bright footballing brain”.
The winger was subsequently loaned out to Birmingham and Derby before getting his big-money move to Bournemouth.
But Ibe struggled to perform consistently under Eddie Howe and never fulfilled his potential as he battled injuries.
His Cherries career ended with him being released in 2020.
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He then re-joined Derby but played just once before mutually terminating his contract as he battled with depression and admitted he was in a “dark place”.
On his return to football with Ebbsfleet, who sit 16th in the National League, Ibe said: “I just want to get back out there, show people what I can do again and play football.
“I’ve worked hard to be in a position where I am able to focus on football and believe in myself and my ability to contribute on the pitch.
“Being back out there is where I love to be and where I’m most happy but I needed to be healthy and prepared to give myself that chance.
“The way Ebbsfleet have helped me and put a process in place so I can be ready has been really supportive.
“I came in and have had to back myself and prove I’m here to succeed to earn my chance.” More