Patrick Reed "burner" goes after Sir Nick Faldo after he obliterates LIV Golf

The Patrick Reed "burner account" linked to the LIV Golf player says Sir Nick Faldo's opinion is "meaningless" after the Englishman launched a scathing verbal attack on those who have joined the breakaway tour. 

Faldo, 65, recently told Sky Sports' Jamie Weir that he believes LIV players should have no Ryder Cup future. 

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The decorated golfer said "they're done" as he called for Ryder Cup Europe to herald in a new breed of superstars.

As far as Faldo is concerned, the LIV players have moved on to a new job and so they shouldn't expect their pictures to still be on the walls at Wentworth HQ. 

Chief of Faldo's gripes is the fact he does not truly believe the tour is "growing the game".

He urged LIV to take the league to new regions instead of just trying to "antagonise everybody". 

Faldo said of the LIV players: 

Faldo, who captained Europe in the 2008 Ryder Cup, explained what annoys him the most about the breakaway tour that is commissioned by his old adversary Greg Norman. 

He said: 

Faldo continued: 

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Chatted to Sir Nick Faldo yesterday who was pulling no punches pic.twitter.com/1t14kgKYA2

— Jamie Weir (@jamiecweir) January 26, 2023

Faldo's thoughts did not go down well with the account widely-assumed to be from one of Reed's inner circle. 

Some have claimed that it's Reed's wife Justine behind the burner. 

This account claimed Reed was the victim of a conspiracy when he was accused of cheating at Tiger Woods' Hero World Challenge. 

Responding to Faldo's comments, the account wrote: 

Reed once again found himself at the centre of a media storm after his exchange with Rory McIlroy before the Hero Dubai Desert Classic. 

McIlroy described the exchange as "a storm in a teacup" despite this hilarious reaction. 

Reed claimed McIlroy's behaviour was childish. 

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