Roy Keane did not chew his words after the heavy defeat of Manchester United against Manchester City (3-0) at Etihad Stadium, believing that the team shows no sign of progress under the direction of Rúben Amorim. Beaten by Arsenal, held in check by Fulham and now humiliated in the derby, the Red Devils are struggling to convince at the start of the season. Keane, particularly annoyed by the lack of commitment and intensity of the team, pointed out certain executives like Luke Shaw and Bruno Fernandes, while denouncing a generally amorphous collective, unable to compete in front of a high -level opponent.
“Not a single yellow card!” The Manchester derby, it's raining, it's the kind of match where you need a few tackles. United, get out of the field! I'm tired of repeating myself. You should be unable to get up for a week, not a yellow! Try to tackle. Try to touch someone. Football is a physical game. (…) They are just a very average team. There is no sign that things improve. They lack real quality, they are struggling defensively. We are talking about the system but the coach does not move. We look at the results, the points, the goals for and against, it's not beautiful to read. As soon as the match begins you are worried, and against any good team it's the same. They scored four goals including two penalties. It's almost the same problems as last year “strongly deplored the legend of the Red Devils (479 games, 51 goals, 41 assists).
