Former Manchester United star Wayne Rooney wrote a scathing column in The Sunday Times and known as out your entire United workforce. Rooney backed Erik ten Hag to vary issues.
Wayne Rooney slams Cristiano Ronaldo. (Courtesy: AP)
HIGHLIGHTSRooney mentioned that he would like dropping Cristiano RonaldoThe former footballer known as the United workforce impassiveManchester United have been winless of their first two video games
Manchester United have had probably the most horrible openings to their Premier League marketing campaign within the current reminiscence, shedding their first two video games.
United regarded like fish out of water in each events, making foolish errors. Things went pretty south for them within the recreation towards Brentford, when the conceded 4 targets within the first half of the match.
Former United star Wayne Rooney wrote a scathing column forward of the Liverpool recreation and mentioned that he has by no means seen a United workforce missing a lot of their fundamentals.
“If you don’t run, if you don’t put in the effort, you can lose to any team. I have never seen Manchester United so lacking in those basic qualities. Their hammering by Brentford was hard to watch,” Rooney wrote in his column at The Sunday Times.
“Erik ten Hag was right to call players out and speak about hunger, and it was fair enough for him to get them in for extra training, where he asked them to run the same distance that Brentford outran them by,” he additional added.
The United coach bashed the workforce stating that the tactical challenges shall be mentioned after the workforce began exhibiting some spirit. The former Ajax supervisor mentioned that the workforce’s perspective was not right since minute one at Brentford.
“But with this group, this has been happening for so long that changing their ways is going to take something drastic. They’re emotionless — there is no character, no heart in the team,” Rooney wrote.
Putting the blame on your entire workforce, Rooney mentioned that the participant wanted to point out up individually. However he took two names that he personally wouldn’t prefer to see within the teamsheet.
“But I wouldn’t play Cristiano Ronaldo, and I wouldn’t play Marcus Rashford. If I was in Ten Hag’s position my main concern would be getting energy on the pitch, and United’s failure to recruit a No 9 means they relied on Ronaldo against Brentford, even though he hadn’t trained a lot with the team. He looked like he needs time to get match fit,” the participant mentioned.
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