INCE: I still don't see what formation Lonnick wants to play, and it feels like we may have been deceived by him

Live Bar January 4, Manchester United star Paul Ince spoke about Manchester United interim manager Ronnick in an interview with Sky Sports, who said that Lonnick has not made progress since taking office.

After losing 1-0 at home to Wolves, Ince said: "Will Lonnick be the team's manager at the end of the season? For now, I can only say no. “

'I'm not sure if the 'Manchester United coach' job is toxic, it's one of the biggest jobs in the world, the biggest club in the world, it looks like a toxic holy grail and Lonnick seems to be under a lot of pressure.

United lined up a 4-2-2-2 formation, to which Ince said: "What is the formation he uses? It didn't look effective, he had used 4-3-3, 3-5-2 before, and he had led the team to play 5 games. We know Wolves playing at three centre-backs, Manchester City 4-3-3, and the way Liverpool play, but we seem to lack continuity. It's true that the team has been affected by the pandemic and the players are tired, but that's no excuse. You have to have a formation, and you have to stick to it, and the teams that do it well don't change it easily. ”

"I think we've all been deceived into thinking it's the way forward, it's progress. I feel the same way now. ”

(Melodious)