Manchester Utd’s Ruben Amorim will fail for one cause, predicts girl with two vaginas

A model famed for having two vaginas has predicted a painful season for incoming Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim.

And Annie Charlotte, 25, believes one club will be responsible for the lack of success the Portuguese coach will endure early on.

The social media star is a Spurs fan and she is convinced her side will knock Manchester United out of the Carabao Cup quarter finals when Amorim’s players travel to North London in December.

But to pile on further cup misery, she said Ange Postecoglou’s men will go on to dump the Red Devils out of the Europa League too.

Annie, who credited Tottenham’s 3-0 win at Old Trafford in September for the sacking of Erik ten Hag, spoke to the Daily Star about her bold predictions.

She said: “We’ve already shown we can beat them and a new manager won’t change that. The 3-0 win was just the beginning.

“Let’s do it again and send them packing. It will be no Carabao Cup for United.

“And if we knock them out of the Carabao Cup, it could be a turning point in ruining Man United’s season and I’d love to see that happen.

“And while they’re at it Spurs might as well knock them out of the Europa League… light work!”

Annie has been a regular at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this season and was there for consecutive 4-1 victories over Aston Villa and West Ham United.

The OnlyFans model was born with two uteruses and cervixes and was diagnosed with uterus didelphys after getting the contraceptive coil fitted at 16. It means she could theoretically conceive two babies at the same time and she said both vaginas are “functional” and she has two periods.

She now promotes herself online for being the woman with two vaginas and before Spurs beat Manchester City in the cup she forecasted the glory days returning to N17.

Annie said: “I want Spurs fans to know I’m just as big a fan as they are and I’m with Spurs all the way. Me and my two vaginas are feeling good about this season.

“We’re going to get a trophy – just watch. I said this when I watched the Brentford game. I was like, ‘we’re going to win this’. You just have to say we’re going to win and you’ve got to manifest that win.”

Amorim meanwhile will take over at Old Trafford when he arrives from Sporting CP on November 11 with this first game being Ipswich Town away in the Premier League.