Neville: Lonnick needs to solve the defensive problem first, and the current formation is difficult to cope with the impact of good full-backs

Live bar December 13 news After the appointment of new coach Lonnick, Manchester United have won two consecutive league games and both have achieved clean sheets. For Lonnick's coaching performance after taking office, Manchester United star Gary Neville expressed his views.

Gary Neville told Sky Sports: "I'm looking at a manager who is trying to live up to his football philosophy and if you said to him before last week's game against Crystal Palace: 'You're going to have two straight wins in the Premier League and clean sheets, and you're going to see all your players in the Champions League in midweek.'" At that time, he certainly wouldn't believe what you said. ”

"I think what I have to say is that the first thing Lonnick needs to solve is United's defensive problems, so it's very difficult for opponents to break through their defence. I don't think Norwich had a tough time against Manchester United. For me, the biggest mystery of United's game against Norwich is how unenviable the team looks. I think they should have performed better, especially if they had a week to prepare for this game. ”

"As far as the game against Norwich is concerned, Manchester United is a bit confusing. Against Brentford on Tuesday night, we will know more about United, as will Ronnick, who is looking for the right player for him. ”

"I think under a tactical system like this, United will have trouble against teams with good full-backs, where the full-backs are strong and Dalot and Tres will be fully exposed. In such a situation, neither Canceló nor Robertson, Bruno Fernandez and Sancho could make up for it in time. ”

"However, United will only have a few months to face such a player, and then things may change a little. Lonnick has to know their players because they have a good start. United have won two straight in the Premier League and they have to win like that. Only in this way can the team gradually build confidence in the manager. ”

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