Twitter reacts to Fellaini's woeful game-changing cameo
Manchester United was on course to pick up its first victory in the Premier League since Nov. 6 when the team visited Goodison Park to take on Everton. A Zlatan Ibrahimovic goal had the Red Devils up 1-0 for much of the contest.
Then, Marouane Fellaini happened.
The bushy-haired Belgian midfielder made a five-minute appearance at the end of the match, and made a right mess of it after bringing Idrissa Gueye down and conceding a penalty.
The match ended 1-1 and Twitter reacted appropriately:
Neville uses the words 'rubbish, garbage and pathetic' to describe Fellaini. Hard to argue on the back of his offering today
— James Robson (@JamesRobsonMEN) December 4, 2016
Marouane Fellaini pic.twitter.com/VOiUKmmPbs
— Footy Jokes (@Footy_Jokes) December 4, 2016
Ask yourself this..
— Not Match of the Day (@NOT_MOTD) December 4, 2016
Do you really want to bring up children in a world where Trump is president & Fellaini can make 100 apps for Man Utd?
Fellaini: Play it cool. Just win everything in the air
— BigSport (@BigSportGB) December 4, 2016
Inner Fellaini: Kick and elbow the first player you see pic.twitter.com/7h26TAfYBh
This is one of Fellaini's best performances....for Everton.
— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) December 4, 2016
Trying to work out how Fellaini is a footballer. pic.twitter.com/vC4H7GN7oc
— Footy Humour (@FootyHumour) December 4, 2016
I hope Fellaini's locker is gone by the time he gets to Carrington tomorrow
— Darren (@thedevilstweets) December 4, 2016
Manchester United fans right now pic.twitter.com/YTzxMDZ4BQ
— SportsJOE (@SportsJOE_UK) December 4, 2016
Imagine having Bastian Schweinsteiger at your club but you allow Marouane Fellaini to play over him, Massive error by José Mourinho. #mufc
— Manć (@MUFCWRITER) December 4, 2016
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