Marcos Rojo drives into training in a giant Dodge Challenger muscle car which reflects his hard man imageCavendish Press
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And unsurprisingly, the no-nonsense, heavily tattooed defender does not drive a Smart car or a Fiat 500 – but a stonking great Dodge Challenger muscle car.
He had a smug smile on his face as he drove it into United’s AON training complex in Carrington ahead of their match away at West Brom tomorrow.
It looks just as menacing from the back as he left the premisesCavendish Press
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Rojo has formed an impressive partnership at the centre of Jose Mourinho’s defence alongside Phil Jones – but his style of tackling, usually involving him diving in with two feet off the ground, has seen him be heavily criticised in recent times.
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Some United supporters also vented their concerns on social media as they feel their defence is vulnerable with Rojo at the back on a booking all too frequently.
But Rojo’s fearsome tackle at Palace in midweek was the talking point despite United's win, with pundits and fans alike left shaking their heads in disbelief as he once again dodged his marching orders.
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