**Evra Fires Back At United Legends Over Criticism** Former Manchester United defender Patrice Evra has hit back at his old club's legends, Gary Neville, Roy Keane, and Paul Scholes, for their harsh criticism of Michael Carrick's spell in charge. Recently, Scholes sparked controversy after posting a scathing Instagram story about United's performance under Carrick, which he later deleted. This move left many United fans scratching their heads, wondering if Scholes had finally gone too far with his criticism. Evra has now joined the debate, defending Carrick and questioning the motives of the United legends. "I hope Scholes' Instagram story was fake or hacked," he said. "To be honest, I'm not surprised by Scholesy's comments. He's always been a quiet player, but now, as a TV pundit, he drops bombshells." Evra went on to say that he's puzzled by the lack of support for Carrick, who is doing a good job despite the challenges he's facing. "We want to be in the top four, and comments like those from Scholesy, Keane, and Neville are unnecessary," he said. Evra also took a swipe at Neville, saying that he's not qualified to criticize Carrick's management skills. "Most of these guys get a managerial job and get fired straight away," he said. "I remember when Neville was a manager at Valencia; they asked him to cook paella, and he gave them fish and chips. After three months, they said goodbye. People can't forget what they've done as managers." Evra's comments are a reflection of the growing frustration among United fans with their club's legends, who seem to be more focused on criticizing the team than offering support. As a former player who has been a part of the United family, Evra's words carry weight, and it's clear that he's not afraid to speak his mind. In the Nigerian context, Evra's comments about the lack of support for Carrick are particularly relevant. Many Nigerian football fans know that criticism is an essential part of the beautiful game, but it's equally important to offer support and guidance to those who are doing their best, even if they're not getting the results they want.