MANCHESTER CITY removed a worker after he was caught wearing a Manchester United shirt behind the bar.
The individual was pulling pints on derby day when fans realised he was wearing Red Devils attire.
Some kicked off and alerted the club to the issue on social media.
A photo was shared of the worker as fans fumed over how it was allowed to happen.
City confirmed they had dealt with the incident by removing the worker.
The club’s fan support team tweeted: “Thank you for making us aware of this.
“We can confirm that this individual has now been removed from their position.”
Fans had voiced their anger over the issue being allowed to happen in the first place.
One said: “Absolute joke @ManCity letting one of the bar staff in block 315 wear a United shirt on Derby Day #mcfc”
Another added: “Are you serious 🤯🤯🤯🤯, sums us up tbh.”
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MANCHESTER UNITED’S miserable start to the season continued after they were brushed aside by neighbours Man City.
Ruben Amorim’s side were unable to come back with a bang after the international break, falling to a 3-0 away defeat.
Phil Foden opened the scoring for City after just 18 minutes with a glancing header that gave Altay Bayindir – keeping his spot despite the arrival on Ssnne Lammens – little chance to stop.
While Erling Haaland did what he does best by bagging a second-half brace to put the hosts out of reach.
United now sit 14th in the table, with City leapfrogging them with their second win of the season.
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A third wrote: “Disgusting.”
And another commented: “Yeah he’s just served us …unacceptable…should be at least covered up.”
Fortunately the City fans were given a mood lift as their side ran riot at the Etihad.
Two goals from Erling Haaland after Phil Foden opened the scoring gave them a 3-0 win over their rivals.
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