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‘Some of us asked to show passports’: Passengers aboard Frankfurt-Delhi Air India flight recount hijack alert scareBurnham had two hospitality dinners with Man City chairman, deleted records showBJP party worker killed in Bengaluru as high-end car rams gas tanker near Devanahalli; three injured‘Don’t need outsiders interfering in our country's affairs’, says Dipke on singer Mary Millben's ‘US donors’ remarkHT Evening Brief Oct 14: Death penalty in 'blue drum' murder; Air India flight diverted after hijack alert and moreProtests kept 2.6 million commuters off Metro; 258 stations fully operational: DMRC tells SCSC quashes UP police notice asking social media data of journalist who reported Ayodhya temple theftQuiz: Do you remember the big names who took aim at football club chiefs?
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Quiz: Do you remember the big names who took aim at football club chiefs?

As Lisandro Martinez launches a blistering attack on the Manchester United hierarchy, do you remember these famous past examples of well-known football figure calling out leadership figures?

Quiz: Do you remember the big names who took aim at football club chiefs?

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez launched a blistering attack on the club's hierarchy on Tuesday night.

The Argentine was speaking after United's 2-0 defeat by Atletico Madrid - but he is not the first player, or even manager, who has publicly called out a football club's leadership.

Here are five more famous examples. Do you know who came out with each quote?

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