Manchester United defender Patrice Evra has revealed what Man United players lifestyles are like. We all no that they earn a lot of money, have big houses and flash cars but one thing that Evra did reveal really surprised me.
Evra has even revealed that he can call someone to change lightbulb. Evra has a player liason officer called Barry Moorhouse who he can call day or night, if he needs something done, for free.
All of the Man United players have a team of personal butlers who will do anything whenever they want.
Evra, 28 said: "When you see Baz you can ask him anything. Call him any time and he says every time he's free."
A Man United insider said: "Barry and his team can arrange virtually anything - new car, new house, you name it.
"The manager wants players to concentrate on football, but some requests are ridiculous. They're pampered, they live in a bubble.
"Some wouldn't know how to change a lightbulb. And if Wags need something they are helped too. They're all treated better than the Royal Family."
Evra, 28 said: "When you see Baz you can ask him anything. Call him any time and he says every time he's free."
A Man United insider said: "Barry and his team can arrange virtually anything - new car, new house, you name it.
"The manager wants players to concentrate on football, but some requests are ridiculous. They're pampered, they live in a bubble.
"Some wouldn't know how to change a lightbulb. And if Wags need something they are helped too. They're all treated better than the Royal Family."
I can understand that Sir Alex wants them to concentrate on football but calling someone to change a trivial thing like a lightbulb is ridiculous. By the time that the man/woman arrives, the player could have changed it himself.
It does sound silly but if you think of it this way then it does kind of make sense. If Cristiano Ronaldo went up a ladder to change a lightbulb and fell off, that would cost Man United a lot more than a personal butler.
