Manchester United Football Club
Captain Harry Magooni recently suffered a bomb threat and the police intervened in the investigation. We all have our own answers as to the reason behind the incident. An analysis by the Manchester Evening News pointed out that Magouni's comments before the "Double Red Club" may have touched the bottom line of the fans and aroused their discontent.
Let's take a look back at what Magouni said before the Double Red. He said: "I admit that I have been poor at times this season, but if I had been so bad in every game, I would not have been given consecutive starts. Both coaches trust me, and not without reason, because I contribute to the team. However, I am also aware that the club has invested a lot of money as captain and it is natural for me to be criticized when the team has a poor record."
This statement shows that Magouni is constantly defending himself and is unwilling to engage in self-reflection. His unwillingness to accept criticism is further evidenced by the fact that he went so far as to plug his ears with his hands to the sound of boos after scoring for England last November. Since then, his performances have gotten worse and worse, no doubt exacerbating the anger of the fans. And his comments are undoubtedly an insult to the fans.
Now that Maguni has suffered a bomb threat, the perpetrator is certainly unforgivable. But Maguni himself should also seriously reflect on his own faults and learn to accept criticism, which is the right way to deal with the situation.
