Last year, the football world was shocked when former Manchester United player Daniel Nardiello claimed he was turned into a sex toy by the club’s bad boys.
The player, who retired in 2017, revealed a story that happened 20 years ago, with the horrific situation he experienced.
In the podcast “Under the Cosh”, Nardiello said that when he was promoted from the reserves to the first team,
the respected seniors who were the great stars of the team at the time forced him to pretend to have sex on a table with an imaginary woman.
“My introduction to the dressing room at Manchester United was having sex with an imaginary woman on a table. Some of the other newbies had to do it too.
You had to imagine and describe with your hands the girl having sex with you. It was horrible,” Nardiello recalled.
David Beckham, Roy Keane and Ryan Giggs were among the names of the MU players who witnessed the terrible debut. “Ryan Giggs and David May were the masterminds, but I saw Keane and Beckham also participating enthusiastically. They forced me to do that with a girl in front of them.”
“Was she blonde? Or was she brown? Were her breasts big? What were you doing? What were you whispering to her while you were inserting her… They asked me those questions that made me blush and sweat. It was so embarrassing. I felt disgusted with myself for doing this mindless sex just to satisfy them,” Nardiello revealed.
The victim experienced the feeling of humiliation when his new teammates at MU laughed at him. At that time, this player born in 1982 was a promising young talent of MU. He made his United debut on 5 November 2001 against Arsenal and has played three times for Wales.
But the promising striker, who United paid Wolves more than £200,000 to sign him when he was just 17, could not stay, perhaps because of the psychological panic after that shambolic debut. He was then loaned out to Swansea City and Barnsley.
Nardiello eventually left United to play for lower-league clubs such as Barnsley, Queens Park Rangers, Blackpool, Hartlepool United, Bury, Oldham Athletic, Exeter City, Rotherham United, Plymouth Argyle and Bangor City.
Nardiello’s accusations have exposed a disgusting side behind the scenes at United. That makes us understand better why this football club has harbored so many sex offenders, or incestuous people or people with sexual violence tendencies in the past 40 years.
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Source: Los Angeles Times
