We Are Manchester United and We Do What We Want – Ndindi Nyoro

Kenyan politician Ndindi Nyoro has sparked reactions among football enthusiasts after sharing a humorous message celebrating Manchester United’s entertaining 4-4 draw against Aston Villa. Using playful language and football banter, the former Kiharu Member of Parliament appeared to defend his beloved club while taking a swipe at supporters of smaller teams.

In a statement shared on his social media platform, Nyoro boldly declared that Manchester United operates on its own terms, suggesting that the club wins, draws or allows other teams to win whenever it chooses.

“We are Manchester United and we do what WE want. We win when we want, DRAW when WE want and let other smaller teams win only when WE want,” he stated.

His remarks quickly stood out because of their humorous approach to the unpredictable nature of football. Rather than expressing disappointment over the draw, Nyoro appeared determined to turn the result into another opportunity to celebrate his team’s identity and defend its reputation.

The politician further addressed supporters of smaller football clubs, asking them to reduce their criticism and show respect to Manchester United.

“Watu wa teams ndogo ndogo waache kelele mingi. Mnaongea sana. Tuheshimu Manchester United tafadhali,” he added.

Translated into English, Nyoro was telling supporters of smaller teams to stop making too much noise and show respect to the English football giants.

He concluded his message with another interesting remark, reminding his audience of their African identity and declaring that Africa is their business.

His post highlights how football continues to unite people beyond stadiums, bringing together politicians, professionals and ordinary supporters through shared passion, rivalry and friendly arguments.

Manchester United remains one of the most followed football clubs in Kenya, with its performances regularly attracting passionate discussions among local supporters.

Nyoro’s remarks have therefore added another interesting chapter to the ongoing football conversations, particularly among fans who enjoy defending their favourite clubs regardless of the results.

What is your opinion on Ndindi Nyoro’s remarks? Do Manchester United supporters have a reason to boast despite the 4-4 draw, or are rival fans justified in making noise? Share your views, remarks and comments in the comment section.