Ray: Now the Manchester United dressing room is like a holiday camp, and even winning Tottenham doesn't mean the crisis is over

Live bar October 29 news According to Sky Sports, the last round of the "Double Red Club" 0-5 home defeat, the summer window of Manchester United in the last four rounds of the Premier League only scored 1 point, behind the leader Chelsea to reach 8 points. Under pressure, head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is expected to continue coaching. Former England international and Sky Sports commentator Redknapp Jr. bluntly said that the Manchester United dressing room is "like a holiday camp" and the bosses cannot let the current situation continue and need to make changes to reverse The fate of Manchester United and change the attitude of the players.

On the podcast 'Football Indispensable', Ray Jr. said: "When you look at Manchester United as a team and their organisation, the fiasco to Liverpool doesn't surprise me at all. Obviously, you couldn't guess this score before the game, and I don't want more than Liverpool's victory. When you look at these two teams, you think that one is an organized, well-functioning machine, and the other - although it is also full of good individual players, I think they have not found a suitable structure or organization, and it is. I don't think their [United] players are playing with each other right now. ”

"<b>Manchester United players play too individually, not collectively. I think a lot of it has to do with the manager. </b>What's happening at United now is, it seems, the players aren't bringing what the coach teaches into the field. This is obviously not possible. <b>I know someone says to give Ole more time, but I don't understand why you can say ' we support the coach until the end of the season' when you can see with your naked eyes that everything is falling apart. </b>”

"I've played before and know what the dressing room looks like when things are not going well under the manager. That's how I feel right now [looking at the Manchester United dressing room]. <b>The dressing rooms [at Manchester United] look like a holiday camp. I can't imagine Ole Gunnar Solskjaer there pointing fingers and telling the players what they have to do. </b>Everything seemed too good. Players are running away from punishment, which is one of the precursors of disaster in football. ”

"They still have some time, but if they continue to lose to Tottenham and then lose a few more games, I'm sorry to say that he can't stay. It's difficult because he's Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, a respected guy within the club. I said two years ago that it was like shooting 'Bambi'. But sometimes, you have to think about what's best for the team. Maybe even he himself would look around and say, 'In this case, I can't hold on to this job anymore!' 'The club has spent a lot of money since he took office, brought in a lot of good players, but now it looks like the distance [of the championship] is still out of reach.

Redknapp Jr. believes United's squad is enough to compete for the Premier League title, but the players do not have enough "fear factor" and the manager has not put enough effort into the defense. "There's no doubt they have the strength and shouldn't be in where they are now. They have been eliminated in the League Cup and are struggling in the Champions League... This team should definitely not lose 5-0 to Liverpool. If so, there is a big problem. Everything I saw was so bad. <b>Players are not connected enough, they can't win alone, and Pogba's actions reflect their lack of discipline. </b>”

"The Liverpool players played freely and didn't care what they did; they chased the ball, they went on the offensive... You look at Manchester United again, take one of the defences as an example: in the beginning, Wan-Bissaka went to defend Robertson. As soon as he started, Robertson changed the way he ran, going to another position, he could have scored if his teammate passed the ball, and Wan-Bissaka was still 30 yards away from him! It has nothing to do with tactics, but with the manager having players play with so much apprehension: if you don't recycle, you'll be taken out of the squad. Manchester United players shouldn't play that way. <b>Liverpool's players are very afraid of Klopp. They know that if they don't run hard and chase the ball, they will be taken down. But under Ole, the players weren't really afraid of him. </b>”

Luke Shaw was staring at Salah, and when he didn't react to the incoming ball, Salah was ready for battle. I don't think the Manchester United, now coached by Ole, can convey that message to the players. That's a big problem. Guardiola, on the other hand, he can keep Manchester City up and running. ”

Asked if he felt Conte was the ideal choice for a next Manchester United manager, Ray Said: "If it were you, who would you choose?" <b>I think Conte would be a good candidate because United have one or two players and need someone to 'kick them' behind them. They need to know when they're not doing well, not now. </b>He sometimes upsets the players and makes sure the players are tight at all times... I'm not sure Ole has that kind of character. If you lose 0-5 at home, there is no coach in the world who will not be under great pressure. ”

"Honestly, I can't say I was bullish on Ole Gunnar Solsk Adam Manchester United manager. He's doing a good job, but we're talking about Manchester United, let the best coaches manage. I don't think Ole is that person. I have a lot of respect for him personally, but Manchester United need the best manager. United want to win the title and the players have to respect the manager, but if you're a player, see what kind of coach you're up against and how he got the job... Manchester United have to have the best (coach) and I don't believe he's the right guy to lead the club forward. ”

Ray, who has also played for Tottenham, said that at Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, Manchester United players must respond to prove that they still want to play for Solskjaer, but he also warned that even beating Tottenham would not mean that United's problems from the team to the club were solved.

"There has to be a response," he said. If they still have respect for themselves and their coaches, they have to respond from the point of view of being a United player. They now have four or five days to go, but the focus is building the confidence of the players again. They should start with the basics. If they look in the mirror and reflect on themselves, they say, 'I haven't done enough.' But I'm not sure if the players now do that very often. ”

"They need to really recognize what everyone needs to do. <b>If they still care about the club, care about the manager and want him to stay in charge – that's important – then they're going to play a great game on Saturday. </b>It's an unusually tough game because you don't know what the outcome of the game will have within United, but <b>it's not going to change my mind, and that's: even if United win, I still think their club has to change in the long run. </b>”

"United have proven that they can win games with the individual abilities of their players, but they need a coach who can squeeze players into a team. If Tottenham play in the right way, I think they might win. I'm bullish on goals in the game – both teams are currently struggling defensively. Maguire is in poor form, and this is also a common problem for the entire Manchester United team now. ”

(Felix Cat)