Tyson Fury, a pumped-up Man Utd fan shouts "Come on the Reds" as he takes his kids to Old Trafford to watch the derby against City.

TYSON FURY took his children to the Manchester derby, continuing his celebrations of beating Deontay wilder last month.

Since finally defeating the Bronze Bomber, The Gypsy King, 33 has had a great time.

Fury has been partying since then, including an eight-hour session with Andy Lee and two Manchester girls. He is now the heavyweight champion of world.

The Manchester United fan treated his children to an afternoon at Old Trafford as a continuation of his dream few weeks ago.

A video shared on social media shows Fury exclaiming, "Come on Reds!"

"We're off for the derby!"

One of his boys adds, "Come on United!"

Fury traveled to the game in hopes that his team would produce a better performance against Liverpool.

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Jurgen Klopp's rampant Reds battered the Red Devils 5-0, prompting boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to publicly call on his players to use Fury for inspiration after Gypsy King twice climbed up from the ground to defeat Wilder.

Solskjaer (48), said to talkSPORT that it was unacceptable and that they should look into why.

"I used the analogy that it felt like we were punch drunk and knocked out in the first round or four minutes.

"We had a chance. We conceded a goal. We wanted to get it right. But we were a little too open-minded and too frantic in our fight against a strong team.

Tyson Fury is remarkably composed and calm after he's been knocked down several times. He counts to six, seven and eight. Then he gets up, gets ready, and is ready to go again. We woke up too early and tried to fix it.

"Minds need to be more positive, but we have had to see other things as well. The communication must be clear."

However, the Red Devils started badly against City when Eric Bailly made his own net in the seventh minute.

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