Arsenal star Jack Wilshere found the funny side of Rio Ferdinand’s fail handshake attempt, which he has managed to dig it up after 4 long years since the clip went viral back in 2010.
Wilshere tweeted to Ferdinand earlier today with the message – Come on @rioferdy5 that was unnecessary! Sorry mate…#Opps #LeftHanging, to which the 35-year old is yet to reply.
Come on @rioferdy5 that was unnecessary! Sorry mate….http://t.co/S2vcaqVsjv #Opps #LeftHanging
— Jack Wilshere (@JackWilshere) July 5, 2014
Ferdinand, who is currently working as one of the pundits during the World Cup, has heaped praise on Manchester United’s new manager Louis van Gaal whose impressive tactics to bring in Tim Krul at the stroke of the final whistle helped the Dutch to over come a determined Costa Rican side.
“Manchester United fans will be buzzing to see Louis van Gaal making big decisions like that and them coming off. They will be thinking: ‘What a manager we have got coming in’,” Ferdinand told the reporters as quoted by BBC.
“I would have thought Jasper Cillessen knew before the game that he would be taken off for a penalty shootout,” Ferdinand added.
“His reaction to Tim Krul’s saves shows you the spirit in that squad – it was all about the team going through and he knows he will start the next game.”
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