Manchester United icon Wes Brown was “violated” by a savage tailor who joked he “can’t afford a suit”.
The former Red Devils defender was declared bankrupt in April 2023 after dropping thousands and thousands in property investments. Brown’s monetary damage meant he owed HMRC six figures and fell behind on automobile funds regardless of as soon as incomes £50,000-per-week at United.
He lately paid a go to to Sam’s Tailor in Hong Kong, the place he was filmed in a tattered blue swimsuit alongside proprietor Roshan Melwani for a TikTok video. There, the 44-year-old stood smiling awkwardly whereas he was bizarrely subjected to ridicule.
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Melwani began off by pointing at Brown and saying: “The great Wes Brown, England international, Man United legend, two Champions Leagues, five Premier Leagues, two FA Cups, two League Cups.”
But he then added: “The problem with ex-footballers is that they’re so washed up, they can’t even afford a suit! They can only afford a partial suit,” whereas Brown grinned and interjected: “It’s a new style.”
Melwani brutally continued: “No buttons! No stitches, just tacked together with a pin!’ before removing the jacket from Brown.
He said: “But if I strip the old journeyman down – journeyman, haha – you’ll see nothing inside. Just like nothing’s left inside Wes’ tank! Are you happy?” after which Brown smiled and held a thumbs as much as the digicam.
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(Image: Manchester United through Getty Images)
Fans have been left baffled at what they deemed to be the TikTok web page brutally mocking Brown for engagements. One person took exception, commenting: “Hold up a minute, no violating Wes Brown for views.”
Another identified: “Considering the lad went bankrupt it’s mad saying he can’t afford a suit,” however the web page merely responded: “It’s part of the service.”
Brown performed for United for 15 years, having come by the membership’s academy ranks. He made 362 appearances beneath Sir Alex Ferguson and was capped 23 occasions for England.