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- Scottish Sun
Ex-Man Utd ace Javier Hernandez in sexist rant saying women should ‘multiply, clean and maintain the home'
'WOMEN MUST LEARN' Ex-Man Utd ace Javier Hernandez in sexist rant saying women should 'multiply, clean and maintain the home' JAVIER HERNANDEZ has sparked outrage amongst fans after launching a sexist rant against women. The former Manchester United star claimed that women should be focused on making the home "precious". 8 Javier Hernandez has sparked outrage with a sexist rant Credit: INSTAGRAM 8 He claimed that women should be 'maintaining' and 'cleaning' the home Credit: INSTAGRAM 8 He split from his wife Sarah Kohan in 2021 Credit: Instagram @sarahkohan 8 He is Mexico's leading goalscorer Credit: AP:Associated Press Hernandez, 37, stated that women should do this by "cleaning", "multiplying", and "maintaining" Known as Chicharito by football fans, he believes that women are making society "hypersensitive". He made the shocking rant in a video which he posted on Instagram for his 6.1million followers. He said: "Women, you are failing. "You are eradicating masculinity by making society hypersensitive. "Embrace your feminine energy: nurturing, caring, receiving, multiplying, cleaning, maintaining the home, which is the most precious place for us men. "Do not be afraid to be women, to allow yourselves to be led by a man who only wants to see you happy, because we do not know heaven without you. "Holding yourselves responsible for your energy is also a way of loving you. "Men, we are failing in the lack of commitment, putting our partners last, not keeping our word, and not prioritising habits to become admirable. "I understand that we are afraid to speak and truly express what we feel because they are trying to eradicate masculinity, since in certain cases of the past, feminine energy was suppressed, but many of us are here wanting to love you, take care of you, respect you, and provide for you. 8 Javier Hernandez won two Premier League titles at Manchester United Credit: Getty 8 He also spent two seasons at West Ham United Credit: Reuters "But you women must learn to honour masculinity." The sexist ramblings were slammed by fans on social media as they reacted to Hernandez. One posted: "This video really makes you crazy. Just to think that honouring the woman is reducing her to taking care of the house." A second commented: "You're losing me." 8 He joined LA Galaxy in 2020 Credit: Getty 8 He now plays for boyhood club Guadalajara Credit: Getty A third wrote: "Come on, Javier, it's sad to see you like this, please stop." A fourth said: "Fragile masculinity in 3 2 1." Another added: "I gotta stop watching this, it's killing me." He has previously spoken about his struggles following his split from model wife Sarah Kohan four years ago. Hernandez played for Man United between 2010 and 2015 when he made his permanent exit to Bayer Leverkusen. That was not the end of his days in the Premier League as he returned to England and joined West Ham in 2017. After two years at the London Stadium, the Mexican had spells at Sevilla and LA Galaxy before joining his boyhood club, Guadalajara. Hernenadez enjoyed great success during his career as he became Mexico's top goalscorer with 52 goals in 109 appearances. The poacher also won two Premier League titles while with the Red Devils. However, since returning to Mexico, he has had his game time limited due to a series of injuries.
Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Daily Mirror
Former Man Utd star launches bizarre rant accusing women - 'Focus on cleaning'
Javier Hernandez, who spent five years at Manchester United, has claimed that women are 'eradicating masculinity', telling them to focus on ' multiplying, cleaning and sustaining the home' Former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has come under fire after launching a bizarre rant against women who are 'eradicating masculinity'. Hernandez, 37, claims that women are making society 'hypersensitive' and told them to focus on 'multiplying, cleaning and maintaining the home'. Chicharito, as he was affectionately dubbed throughout his career, spent five years at United after joining from Guadalajara, lifting two Premier League titles and scoring 59 goals. The Mexican went on to play for Bayer Leverkusen, Real Madrid and West Ham among others. Hernandez is now back at Guadalajara but has made headlines off the pitch after posting a video on Instagram. The ex-United star split with his wife, Sarah Kohan, in 2021 and he's previously opened up on his struggles, admitting that he 'wasn't the greatest' dad or partner. "Women, you are failing," Hernandez said, looking into the camera. "You are eradicating masculinity by making society hypersensitive. "Embrace your feminine energy: nurturing, caring, receiving, multiplying, cleaning, maintaining the home, which is the most precious place for us men. Do not be afraid to be women, to allow yourselves to be led by a man who only wants to see you happy, because we do not know heaven without you. "Holding yourselves responsible for your energy is also a way of loving you. Men, we are failing in the lack of commitment, putting our partners last, not keeping our word, and not prioritising habits to become admirable. "I understand that we are afraid to speak and truly express what we feel because they are trying to eradicate masculinity, since in certain cases of the past, feminine energy was suppressed, but many of us are here wanting to love you, take care of you, respect you, and provide for you. But you women must learn to honour masculinity." His post was accompanied by the caption: "True love does not compete. It complements itself. Be honored." A day earlier, Hernandez had posted more eyebrow-raising comments. "So, you want a man who provides, but for you, cleaning is patriarchal oppression? Interesting," the 37-year-old said. The caption read: "Interesting. (Home is not patriarchy, it's your temple)." Hernandez's followers were left baffled, with many criticising the veteran striker. "Come on, Javier, it's sad to see you like this, please stop." one posted. Another said: "This video really makes you [look] crazy. Just to think that honouring the woman is reducing her to taking care of the house." "You're losing me," a third follower replied.
Time Out
2 days ago
- Time Out
The best restaurants and bars to watch the National Day fireworks in Singapore in 2025
Not many folks know about this prime firework-watching spot in the CBD. Casual Mexican joint El Chido sits on the rooftop of Pullman Singapore Hill Street, and is possibly the closest thing to a beach club that you can get in the heart of the city. The swim-up bar lets you place your orders from the pool itself, and this National Day, you can even catch the dazzling fireworks display while at it. Every Saturday from now till August 9, guests can visit the pool from 5pm onwards with a $25 entrance fee that includes a welcome drink. Then, munch on delights like chicken rice chimichanga or the breaded fish otah tortilla served with green papaya salad – crowd-favourite menu items that are back by popular demand this year.
