Mark Goldbridge says he is disappointed by recent criticism from ex-Manchester United defender Paul Parker.
Parker wrote about The United Stand and talkSPORT presenter in an interview and slammed Goldbridge for 'attacking the club' in the wake of their recent takeover saga.
The content creator is not afraid to voice his opinions on the various issues going on at Manchester United.
It seems that ex-United defender Parker, who played more than 100 times for the club, has taken issue with his opinions.
Parker said: «I don't like what Mark Goldbridge is doing.
»It's a problem. Everyone has to make a living but you have to be very, very thick skinned to make money off the back of something you don't like.
«He has no relationship to Man United, he is a Nottingham Forest fan.
»It's an incredible skill to do that, actually… To make money on the back of something you don't like.
«He is attacking the club, the manager and the owners of a football club that you don't even love. He has no inner feeling with the club and it's a scary but incredible feeling to have to be that invested in a club that you don't support.
»But that's also what Man United are about. It's a club with a massive story and it's a story that everyone tries to tap into and be a part of. A lot of people are making money because of Man United but it's madness. One, they don't support Man United and to be honest, two, they don't even like football.
«But it's a club that everyone wants to talk about and somehow it's possible to make money from it despite not having a relationship to the club.»
In response, Goldbridge said he was 'disappointed' by Parker's comments and insists he has every right to speak his mind about the club's current plight on and off the pitch.
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