The story of two seniors complaining about United States train players

A football fan has distributed it, on his account on the social Twitter network, the ridiculous story of his two parents who had met Manchester United's players on the train, but hadn't met them..

Nate Patrick has made it known that his parents are not interested in soccer at all and that when they were sitting on the train near Paul Pogba and Nemanja Matitz, they hadn't met the latter and complained about the noise they were playing with letters, Periscope follows.

I can't believe this. It's incredible, but it's true. I've always been very interested in sports. Ever since I remember, I've played and watched a lot of sports. This has always been a big part of my life”, Patrick writes.

My family is never interested. My parents are in England for a big project my father is working on. I'm trying to convince them to go see a match while they're there, but that's never going to happen”.

But, this morning, I woke up with some messages from my mom and dad. They were on a train, and a group of people behind them was playing Uno [card game]. The mother and father returned several times because these people were making too much noise”.

These guys knew they were making a lot of noise and that's why they went to my mom and my dad and asked for forgiveness. They asked if they wanted to take a picture. My father found this very polite and gave the boys his phone to give him and my mother a picture on the Manchester train”.

The stranger looked at my father strangely and said with a French accent: No, no. I ask you if you want to take a picture with me, sir? ) My father looked at my mother saying to himself: Who does this guy think he is?

But my father is very kind and agreed to take the picture. After reading all these messages, my father sent me a photo and said: Nathan, do you have any idea who this man is?

That's Paul Pogba and Nemanja Matic! My parents were on a train with Manchester United's team and they had no idea! ! My father asked Pogba to take a picture of him with my mother! ” /Periscopi/