Live Bar January 16 - In a previous Premier League game, Manchester United were pulled to a 2-2 draw by Aston Villa in the first two goals, and the two teams finally shook hands and made peace. After the draw with Villa, Manchester United star Roy Keane commented on the Red Devils' performance in the Game at Sky Sports, saying that United did not have much running in terms of counter-attack and was surprised that Cavani played the whole game.
Asked which players he would keep at the team's current level, Keane said: "I don't know, I really don't know, of course there will be Bruno Fernandes, and players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Varane. There are also some great young players on the team, and if a top coach comes in, that's at least a good starting point – there are senior players in the squad and some players whose contracts are about to expire, you can get them to move away and bring in some young talented players. ”
"Bruno Fernandes has excellent ability and we've seen that, he's been lacking goals lately, like the end of this game. Well, you can criticize Aston Villa for passing badly, but that was the first time Bruno Fernandez had touched the ball like that, and that set the tone for him to set the tone of the game. Villa's performance was terrible, but they didn't lose anything from that goal conceded, it was just Bruno Fernandez who was ready. ”
"Before, when United were leading 2-0, you would think the game was over. Then, now I think you see Again The Weakness of Manchester United, especially in midfield. They lost some balls, which was disappointing. But overall, you're not frustrated by a draw with Villa, who showed a lot of courage in the second half. ”
"When you're open to attacking Again again, you think they can tear you apart, but United don't have a lot of running in terms of counter-attack. I think Cavani did badly and I was surprised that Ronnick let him play a whole game and it was fair. ”
(Ma Dongyu)
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