After United's defeat to Manchester City, many Of the United stars were unhappy with the performance of their players. Recently, Manchester United legendary captain Roy Keane angrily rebuked manchester United players in an interview, saying that there are five or six players in the Manchester United team who are not worthy of playing for the team. However, Keane's remarks were not endorsed by Premier League star Sutton, who said that Keane's words were too conservative, and there were far more than 5 or 6 players in the Manchester United team who did not deserve to play for the team. Without further ado, see what they say!
Recently, Keane said: "I think Manchester United, as Neville said, they gave up completely in the second half. Players can't afford to give up in any game, not to mention it's still a derby. I know United have been doing well at the Etihad Stadium for the past two years, but in this game they showed all their weaknesses. There are many ways to lose games, but today Manchester United players have chosen to give up and mess up, which is unacceptable. I think after this game, there are five or six players who simply don't deserve to play for Manchester United and they should be ashamed. 】
Of course, after Keane's remarks came out, Premier League star Sutton refuted, Sutton said that Keane's statement was too modest, too conservative, there are more players in the Manchester United team who do not deserve to play for the team, and then he also commented on these players. He thinks the players Such as Pizzaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Tres, Fred, Pogba, Rashford, Jesse Lingard, Cristiano Ronaldo and Cavani should all be gone. What a team like Manchester United needs to build is a cohesive and competitive team, and the team needs to renew the squad on a large scale.
Of course, these celebrities are useless, whether the team will update the lineup is not known, and such a large-scale cleaning is not good for the team. However, to be honest, Manchester United's reinforcements in recent years are indeed problematic, and didn't the English media count it before? After Sir Alex Ferguson retired, Manchester City invested 1.25 billion and Manchester United invested 1.2 billion, but Manchester United's performance was a few streets worse than Manchester City. Perhaps, the Manchester United executives really need to reflect on why this is the case!