Roy Keane: 'MU is bad everywhere'

Keane warned that Man United cannot ignore the current problems.

Early morning of April 14, in round 32 of the Premier League, the match at St James' Park witnessed Man United collapse miserably. This defeat marked Man United's 14th loss in the Premier League this season, pushing them down to 14th place on the rankings.

In a sharp analysis on Sky Sports , Keane attacked coach Ruben Amorim, captain Bruno Fernandes and many other players, calling the "Red Devils" performance against Newcastle a manifestation of both physical and mental weakness.

Keane criticized: "Man United lacked speed, lacked determination and were not enough to threaten the opponent's goal. They did not show fighting spirit, especially in the second half." Keane was particularly harsh on Bruno Fernandes, saying that the captain's statements after the match were just "empty words".

He questioned Fernandes' leadership, especially when he did not demand more from teammates like Diogo Dalot. "Good teammates have to demand from each other. I don't see that at Man United. They lack honesty in their play," Keane stressed.

Regarding coach Ruben Amorim, Keane commented that this coach seemed surprised by the poor quality of the team. "I bet Amorim can't believe how bad Man United are. He's faced with a group of players who make mistakes constantly, lack strength and don't run," Keane said.

He also criticised Christian Eriksen, saying the midfielder lacked mobility and should have left the club long ago. Keane described Man United as a team that was “not good at anything”.

The former United captain pointed out that they lacked a world-class striker, a strong midfield or a strong mentality. “You look at teams like Liverpool or Brentford, they have a clear identity. And Man United? I don’t know what they’re good at. They’re bad everywhere,” Keane said sourly.

Source: https://znews.vn/roy-keane-mu-cho-nao-cung-te-post1545633.html