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Harambee Stars coach Benni McCarthy has reflected on his proud past at Manchester United while expressing deep frustration over the club's current decline.
Harambee Stars coach Benni McCarthy has opened up about Manchester United’s torrid season and how it is affecting him.
Manchester United have struggled to make an impact, especially in the Premier League, with thousands of their fans afraid of what awaits them next season.
Out of their 37 matches played, Manchester United have only managed to win 10 matches. They drew in nine of their matches and lost 18.
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15:30 - 16.05.2025
Mashemeji Derby, Kip Keino Classic Thrown Into Limbo as Tartan Track Laying at Nyayo Stadium Hits Major Snag
Nyayo Stadium had been closed yet again for the instalation of a new tartan track ahead of the Kip Keino Classic and the 97th Mashemeji Derby.
Their recent loss was against Chelsea, in a match played at Stamford Bridge on Friday, May 16. They only have one match remaining against Aston Villa on Sunday, May 25, and they are currently 16th on the Premier League table.
Manchester United also have a crucial Europa League final match against Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday, May 21.
Benni McCarthy: Now It's Just Extremely Frustrating
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The former Manchester United attacking coach pointed out that during his time at Old Trafford, they enjoyed a great time; however, at the moment, it is a struggle being a supporter of the club.
Benni McCarthy revealed that he does not want to be invested in the struggles Manchester United are enduring at the moment.
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“I was proud to be a Man United supporter and someone who worked at the club. It was amazing, but now it's just extremely frustrating, and it's weakening my heart because you know what,” Benni McCarthy said in an interview with Sporty TV.
“When you just don't want to know anything about Manchester United so that you can have at least a decent day, that's where I'm at, at the moment as well.”
Benni McCarthy: It Was Unbelievably Stressful
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The South African also went down memory lane on his first time at Old Trafford and some of the achievements during the period he was there.
Benni McCarthy revealed that Manchester United is undeniably one of the greatest clubs in the world, and getting a role there was a dream come true.
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McCarthy added that being an African working in a top European club was not easy, but was grateful that during their time there, they managed to achieve a lot.
The former Bafana Bafana striker added that beating Manchester City, who seemed unbeaten, cemented their place as one of the best.
“It was unbelievably stressful…you know, when you work at the biggest club in the world, that's how I saw it, like an institute. They genuinely are the biggest club in the world,” Benni McCarthy shared.
“So, to come from Africa to get the opportunity to work at a place like that with the players that they have is just, oh my God, it's the biggest and the best experience that you can have.
“We won the FA Cup, we won the Carabao Cup when Man City was probably the best version of Man City over the last 10 years that you've seen.
“I thought no team in the world could probably go up against Man City and knock them off their perch, and we did it. We did it twice, we beat them in the Carabao Cup and then knocked them out in the FA Cup final.”
Benni McCarthy remains Manchester United's staunch fan but has raised his concerns following their recent dip in form.
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