Premier League - Harsh criticism for struggling Manchester United: "Terrible"
England's record soccer champions Manchester United have come in for harsh criticism after their next slip-up in the English Premier League. "Manchester United is what it is again: Inconsistent and terrible," said former international and United professional Gary Neville on Sky Sports. United had slipped up once again in the 2-1 (0-0) defeat at relegation candidates Nottingham Forest.
After 20 games, the traditional club is already several points behind the European Cup places, with only one win in the last five league games. "They leave the pitch a beaten bunch," criticized Neville.
This also increases the pressure on coach Erik ten Hag. Neville predicted that new investor Jim Ratcliffe would be forced to take action in the new year if they continue to fail. "I don't know if they will take the risk with ten Hag if the team continues to play so inconsistently."
After the "disappointing" result at the end of the year, the Dutchman is hoping for the return of injured regular players in the new year. "We've never been able to play with the same team twice in a row," said the 53-year-old. "Injuries have slowed us down. We know why it doesn't work." The coach had emphasized before the game that he was convinced Ratcliffe wanted to continue working with him: "They know me and know that the results will be there if I have a good team at my disposal." The boss of chemicals giant Ineos is taking over up to 25 percent of the club's shares.
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- Manchester United's poor performance in the Premier League has led to criticisms from various quarters, with Sky Sports analyst Gary Neville describing the team as "inconsistent and terrible" after their defeat at Nottingham Forest.
- Former United player and current pundit Gary Neville was not impressed with Erik ten Hag's side, saying they leave the pitch looking "beaten" after each loss, as Manchester United struggle to find consistency and maintain their position in the league.
- The harsh criticism of Manchester United does not seem to have fazed the team's new investor, Jim Ratcliffe, who has shown his support for coach Erik ten Hag, stating that he believes in Ten Hag's abilities to turn things around with the right team at his disposal.
- Manchester United fans and critics alike will be watching closely to see how ten Hag can navigate the club through this challenging period in the Premier League, as the team looks to push for a place in the top European leagues.
- The performance of English soccer giants Manchester United in the Premier League has drawn attention from beyond the local football scene, with international media outlets such as Sky, following the team's struggles and evaluating their prospects for the season.
Source: www.stern.de
