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Ex-Man United and Everton star admits war means he can’t watch Premier League football and he has to phone son to find scores
Former Manchester United and Everton star Andrei Kanchelskis has admitted war has torn away Premier League football from him. Kanchelskis is well-remembered by United and Everton fans, particularly the latter after his goals in the Merseyside derby in his first season at the club. Kanchelskis is a fan favourite at Everton, who his son still supportsGettyBut now living in Kostanay, Kazakhstan, the war raging in the area has forced Premier League football to be cut from TVs. Instead, his son, who lives in London and loves Everton, has been providing him with the details. That has included the relegation battle at Goodison Park last season, which saw the Toffees survive the drop by the skin of their teeth. And Kanchelskis has opened up on his troubles where Russia are trying to force the nation to war against Ukraine. He told the club’s website: “I’m living in Kostanay now, it’s a small city in Kazakhstan. “The war in this area means Premier League matches are no longer being shown on TV. “It’s made it tougher for me to keep an eye on Everton’s results, something I try to do every week. “Thankfully my son, Andrei, is a big Everton fan. He is always speaking to me about Everton. He even has an Everton tattoo. Kanchelskis only spent two years at Everton but is still fondly rememberedGettyThe winger was first introduced to England at United in 1991Getty“He lives in London, knows everything that is going on around the club and is always telling me about the good, or the bad. “For the last game, against Bournemouth, I was having to ring Andrei and ask, ‘Andrei, what was the score? “‘Did they win? Are Everton staying up?’ Thankfully it was good news.” Kanchelskis did not spend long at Everton, representing them between 1995 and 1997, but he proved to be a goal-plundering winger, netting 20 times in 56 Premier League appearances before moving to Fiorentina and then Rangers. He might be best remembered for his time at United, where he won the Premier League and FA Cup double in 1994. At the time of his arrival in 1991, he was just one of 11 players in the First Division to be from outside the British Isles. But he went on to 161 appearances for United, scoring 36 times, winning two Premier League titles, two FA Cups and the League Cup.
Former Manchester United and Everton star Andrei Kanchelskis has admitted war has torn away Premier League football from him.
Kanchelskis is well-remembered by United and Everton fans, particularly the latter after his goals in the Merseyside derby in his first season at the club.
But now living in Kostanay, Kazakhstan, the war raging in the area has forced Premier League football to be cut from TVs.
Instead, his son, who lives in London and loves Everton, has been providing him with the details.
That has included the relegation battle at Goodison Park last season, which saw the Toffees survive the drop by the skin of their teeth.
And Kanchelskis has opened up on his troubles where Russia are trying to force the nation to war against Ukraine.
He told the club’s website: “I’m living in Kostanay now, it’s a small city in Kazakhstan.
“The war in this area means Premier League matches are no longer being shown on TV.
“It’s made it tougher for me to keep an eye on Everton’s results, something I try to do every week.
“Thankfully my son, Andrei, is a big Everton fan. He is always speaking to me about Everton. He even has an Everton tattoo.
“He lives in London, knows everything that is going on around the club and is always telling me about the good, or the bad.
“For the last game, against Bournemouth, I was having to ring Andrei and ask, ‘Andrei, what was the score?
“‘Did they win? Are Everton staying up?’ Thankfully it was good news.”
Kanchelskis did not spend long at Everton, representing them between 1995 and 1997, but he proved to be a goal-plundering winger, netting 20 times in 56 Premier League appearances before moving to Fiorentina and then Rangers.
He might be best remembered for his time at United, where he won the Premier League and FA Cup double in 1994.
At the time of his arrival in 1991, he was just one of 11 players in the First Division to be from outside the British Isles.
But he went on to 161 appearances for United, scoring 36 times, winning two Premier League titles, two FA Cups and the League Cup.
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