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The avid supporter of Manchester United and the feeling of Darts, Luke Littler, admitted that he prefers to see his favorite team of the Super League Warrington Wolves win the League that the Red Devils.
The 18 -year -old received a special honor for the club of his hometown, who renamed his land after celebrating his achievement becoming the youngest champion of Darts World earlier this year.
Littler, who is the head of the season in what is normally the Halliwell Jones stadium, met Warrington's players in the locker room, paraded his Sid Waddell trophy and was offered a return of honor.
During the half -time of the accessory, Littler was asked which of his favorite clubs in the Northwest would prefer to win their respective league titles. Surely he will disappoint at least Fanbase, the teenager opted for the Rugby League team.
“Ah, that's so hard,” he said. “I've seen Sir Alex Ferguson's title, so I would have to say that Wire won the League.”
Warrington lived up to the occasion by ensuring a 18-12 victory for his own life over the Catalan dragons in his first game at the Casa de la Super League of the new season.
Luke Littler was honored by Super League Warrington Wolves when they started their campaign on Friday night
The head of the season admitted that he prefers to see Warrington win the Super League that Manchester United La Premier League
The Red Devils currently feel 15º in the Premier League with only 29 points of 25 games
You cannot say the same of the Red Devils, currently languishing in 15th position in the Premier League, with only 19 points of its first 25 games.
Before his trip to Goodison Park to face Everton, Ruben Amorim admitted that the former head of United, David Moyes, is doing a better job by reliving the toffee of what he has achieved in Old Trafford.
“David Moyes is doing a better job than me, it's quite simple,” said Amorim. 'We have to give merit to Everton players and especially the Everton coach, and we have to do the same.
'It is an incredible job of David Moyes to recover the team. You feel that trust and belief are there.
“It is sometimes frustrating when you listen aloud” four victories in 14 games for Manchester United. “You get very angry.