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·19 October 2022
Patrice Evra had Thierry Henry cracking up with actions before Man Utd vs Spurs

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·19 October 2022
Patrice Evra was at Old Trafford on Wednesday evening for Manchester United’s clash against Tottenham Hotspur.
United have found some form after a poor start to the season.
The Red Devils were positioned in fifth going into the match, seven points behind Tottenham in third.
Evra is a legend at United.
The Frenchman made 379 appearances for the club across as an eight-year spell. He helped them to 14 trophies.
Evra retired from football in 2018 and ventured into punditry.
Evra has development a reputation for doing some quirky things while on screen and he was at it again in Manchester.
"It's special, I call it home," Evra said. "It's a little bit windy, but don't worry, I asked someone to turn up the AC."
Evra then left his co-pundits, Thierry Henry and Roberto Martinez, in stitches after stopping his punditry to eat some of the Old Trafford grass.
"When I come here I always taste the grass," Evra said, before bending over, plucking some grass out of the ground and eating it.
"And yes. It's a little bit garlicky. But it tastes the same. This is my home. Bon Appetit!" Evra said after munching on the grass.
It was a bizarre yet brilliant moment and you can watch it below...
Never change, Patrice. The Frenchman really is one-of-a-kind.
Evra was also full of praise for Ten Hag after he turned United's fortunes around after a tough start.
"I am happy. It has been up and down after a really bad start," he said, per the Daily Express.
"But what I like about Ten Hag is that he takes responsibility because the first two games, he started [Harry] Maguire, [Luke[] Shaw and Ronaldo, two defeats, and he benched them. After he got four victories in a row, they had that fighting spirit and they did not want to lose.
"If we challenge like we did against Arsenal and Liverpool, I was in shock when we were 4-0 down against Manchester City at half time. I think we are going in the right direction and I am happy with Ten Hag because he does not look like he wants to fail."