'I don't care what they say' - Martinez on pundits
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'I don't care what they say' - Martinez on pundits
"Honestly, he can say whatever he wants. I told him already, if he wants to say something to me, he can come to wherever he wants. To my house, wherever. I don't care. And I think for me, I respect the relations when they want to help the club because everyone can talk on the television, but when you see [them] here face to face, no-one says anything in your face."
"Martinez, 28, helped United to an impressive 2-0 win over rivals Manchester City on Saturday, shackling striker Erling Haaland as the Red Devils kept just their third Premier League clean sheet of a disappointing campaign. After sacking Ruben Amorim and putting Under-18s boss Darren Fletcher in charge for two games, the result gave Michael Carrick a dream start as United's new interim head coach."
Lisandro Martinez, 28, helped Manchester United to a 2-0 derby win over Manchester City by neutralising Erling Haaland and securing only the club's third Premier League clean sheet of a disappointing campaign. United sacked Ruben Amorim and briefly had Under-18s boss Darren Fletcher in charge before Michael Carrick took over as interim head coach and enjoyed a dream start. Martinez responded to jibes from former players Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes by saying they can say whatever they want and inviting them to speak to him face to face. United have had a miserable season without European football, early cup exits, and a reduced 40-game campaign, and entered the derby with one victory in seven matches.
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