(Video) Brentford manager says he loves what Man Utd fans did for Christian Eriksen

Manchester United comfortably dispatched a tame Brentford side to secure three points in their final home game on Monday evening, with goals from Bruno Fernandes, Cristiano Ronaldo and Raphael Varane ensuring that United end the season on a high note.

The result this evening was hardly the main talking point, however. Several senior members of United’s squad were making their Old Trafford bow, with Nemanja Matic, Juan Mata, Edinson Cavani and Phil Jones all featuring despite their expiring contracts. Jesse Lingard is also out of contract this summer but was left on the bench for the 90 minutes.

Christian Eriksen has been linked with a move to United this summer and the Danish midfielder is available as a free agent following his extraordinary rise back into football.

The 30-year-old went into cardiac arrest at last year’s European Championship but has defied all odds by returning to the Premier League in terrific form.

The former Tottenham star was given a warm reception by the Old Trafford faithful when he made his way to the corner flags and Brentford manager Thomas Frank has now admitted that he ‘loved’ that sentiment.

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“I think he’s a very important player for us, obviously,” Frank said on Eriksen to Sky Sports, via Football Daily.

“I loved what the Man United fans, what they did in the first two corners, each side. I think that’s a nice touch and what football can do, when we think about greater things.”

 

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  1. This year was a bad one ,..but wait and see mman united is cumming with a big bang

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