US EditionThierry Henry embarrassed himself with analysis of United defender Leny Yoro
- Newcastle United defeated Manchester United 4-1, confirming a historic low points total for United this season.
- Thierry Henry criticized Leny Yoro's performance during the game, expressing confusion over his actions after Newcastle's third goal.
- Sky Sports removed a segment featuring Henry's analysis due to backlash from Manchester United fans after the defeat.
- Jamie Carragher expressed disappointment in Manchester United's defending, noting the lack of challenge faced by Harvey Barnes during the match.
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Arsenal legend, world and European champion Frenchman Thierry Henry is now working as an expert and has to explain to TV companies more and more often because of him. This time he got into one of his compatriots, which made it necessary to delete one of the posts from social networks.
Sky Sports and Jamie Carragher delete posts as Thierry Henry slammed for Man Utd criticism - The Mirror
Manchester United defender Leny Yoro was picked out for criticism by Arsenal legend Thierry Henry as he and Jamie Carragher analysed Sunday's 4-1 defeat to Newcastle
The Scottish Sun
The SunThierry Henry baffled by what Leny Yoro did after Man Utd conceded
A BAFFLED Thierry Henry admitted he has “never seen” what Leny Yoro did against Newcastle. The teenage French defender played the full 90 minutes at St James’ Park on Sunday. AFPHarvey Barnes scored for Newcastle despite pressure from Leny Yoro[/caption] Sky SportsThierry Henry mocked the French defender’s reaction[/caption] The Magpies ran riot with a thumping 4-1 victory over Ruben Amorim’s sorry Red Devils. But it was what Yoro, 19, did after…
'I've never seen that' - Henry baffled by what Man Utd star did v Newcastle
Leny Yoro had an afternoon to forget as Manchester United were thumped by Newcastle (Picture: Getty) Thierry Henry has taken aim at Manchester United’s woeful defending against Newcastle and highlighted a moment from Leny Yoro which he had ‘never seen before’ in football. The Red Devils slumped to a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Newcastle after a dismal second-half performance at St James’ Park, with Harvey Barnes completing a 15-minute brace befor…
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