Rodri suffers brutal Wikipedia takedown as Scotland tantrum leaves Spaniard 'crying into his haggis bon bons'

Rodri has had his Wikipedia page edited after his toys out the pram reaction to Spain's loss against Scotland left the Tartan Army irked.

The Man City midfielder was in no mood for praise of Steve Clarke's men after their triumphant 2-0 win at Hampden in their second Euro 2024 Group A qualifier, criticising the tactics implemented and accusing those in navy blue of falling over to run down the clock. Rodri has been widely lamented since the post-match comments and that ire has now been directed to Wikipedia.

An information site widely available for editing, some crafty editors have decided to put in a few colourful details when it comes to the midfielder's bio and international history. Curiously, his club was changed from Manchester City to Arbroath, while his position was tweaked from 'midfielder' to 'Callum McGregor's back pocket.'

His entry reads: "Rodri is a greeting wee f**. Rodri's current whereabout are as yet unknown but it's said he is still in the away dressing room at Fortress Hampden Park crying his wee eyes out after being schooled by Steve Clarke's Tartan Army.

"Rodri was included in Luis Enrique's 24-man squad for UEFA Euro 2020. In the 2024 qualifiers went to Scotland, tried to play football and ended up crying into his haggis bon bons."

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