A devoted Peterborough fan criticizes Everton for their handling of the Ashley Young and Tyler Young situation.

January 10th 2025.

A devoted Peterborough fan criticizes Everton for their handling of the Ashley Young and Tyler Young situation.
Ashley Young, the former Manchester United and England winger, was disappointed when he was denied the chance to play against his own son, Tyler, in the FA Cup. Despite his hopes of making a memorable moment in the competition, Ashley's son remained on the bench as Peterborough faced off against Everton in the third round.

The decision made by Peterborough manager, Darren Ferguson, to not bring on Tyler during the game was met with criticism, but superfan Adrian Durham came to his defense. He supported Ferguson's choice, stating that it was the best decision for the team, rather than just satisfying a personal family moment.

As the game progressed, it seemed like Tyler might have the opportunity to play against his father, as Ashley was brought on as a substitute with 17 minutes remaining. However, the match ultimately ended in a 2-0 defeat for Peterborough, with Ferguson using his last substitution to chase an equalizing goal.

Ferguson's post-game statement, where he mentioned that he had to do what was best for the team, caused a stir among fans. He also expressed his disappointment in an Everton player who had criticized his decision, calling it "bang out of order." Tyler's absence from the game caused some controversy, with some questioning Ferguson's judgment.

Veteran broadcaster and Peterborough superfan, Adrian Durham, defended Ferguson's actions, pointing out that history could have been made if Everton had not struggled against the League One side. He also criticized the underperforming Everton players, stating that they should be held accountable, not Ferguson.

In the midst of all the debate, Ashley Young took to social media to express his disappointment, which drew a supportive response from an Everton fan. However, Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony came to Ferguson's defense, stating that the manager had made the right decision for the team, considering the circumstances.

MacAnthony also addressed the criticism and calls for Ferguson to be sacked, stating that it was "unintelligent and frankly moronic." He also mentioned that in time, even Ashley would understand and appreciate the decision, as opposed to his current feelings.

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