Manchester City dismiss bar worker wearing United shirt at stadium during derby
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Manchester City dismiss bar worker wearing United shirt at stadium during derby
"Manchester City have dismissed a bar worker who wore a Manchester United shirt while serving drinks at the Etihad Stadium during the derby on Sunday. The club were made aware of the worker via a post on X from an account called @Mataniels. It included a photograph of the man in question handing over a pint while wearing a black shirt containing a clearly visible United club crest,"
"City's Man City Fan Support account messaged back: Thank you for making us aware of this. We can confirm that this individual has now been removed from their position. The @Mataniels account no longer exists, possibly due to some replies on X pushing back against the message highlighting the worker wearing the shirt. City declined to comment."
"City won the 197th Manchester derby 3-0 with a goal from Phil Foden and two from Erling Haaland."
A Manchester City bar worker was dismissed after being photographed serving drinks at the Etihad while wearing a Manchester United shirt during the derby. The worker was identified from a post on X by account @Mataniels that showed him handing over a pint in a black shirt with a visible United crest. City’s Man City Fan Support account thanked the poster and confirmed the individual had been removed from their position. The @Mataniels account later no longer existed, possibly after replies pushed back against the original post. City declined to comment.
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