British media talkSPORT radio reported that the media's famous mouth, former Chelsea defender Kundy said that Manchester United players have lost confidence in Lonnick, and Candy believes that they can now see from the performance of the players on the field that they do not trust the manager. At the same time, Candy also believes that Manchester United will regret not choosing Conte, especially when Conte was still free, did not take him in time, and let Conte go to Tottenham.
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After United's 1-0 loss to Wolves, the team's current bad mood is still spreading. Previously, some British media exposed the existence of small groups in the Manchester United dressing room, and did not agree with Lonnick's 4222 tactics. In their last two Premier League games, Manchester United drew with Newcastle and lost to Wolves, leaving Tottenham by two points in one more game and currently ranked 7th in the Premier League.
TalkSPORT radio mogul Kundy said: "You can clearly see that Manchester United's players don't trust the manager. Based on my past experience as a player, a player will not fail to attempt to execute the requirements of the head coach. But what you see now is a lack of confidence in the manager, a lack of confidence in what the manager is trying to achieve. This (bad emotion) spreads very quickly, and in the locker room, the players get together and chat. ”
"You can look at that game against Wolves, how Laje led the team and you know very well what the manager wants to do. It's true that Wolves aren't a team that appeals to fans very much, but they do control the game. "Kundy believes United will regret not looking for Conte as manager at the time.
"One of the mistakes United made was to let Conte slip away from between Their own fingers when he was still free. Now the manchester United manager's answer is there, right in front of United's eyes. Conte was unemployed and unemployed, but he went to Tottenham and helped Spurs correct their mistakes in time. "Kundy expressed his opinion on United's missing Conte.