Ex-United Captain Gary Neville slams Manchester United’s ‘Theater of Nothing’ with fans left ‘bored’

Gary Neville has blasted Manchester United by redirecting their Old Trafford home from the”Theater of Dreams

into the Theater of Nothing” and dependably they’re leaving fans”depleted” after another pitiable show saw

them crash out of the Carabao Cup The 3-0 misfortune to

Newcastle United in the last-16 phase followed a disaster by the same scoreline to wild opponents Manchester City

all through the weekend, meaning they have lost

persistent home games by three goals interestingly for the first time since 1962. It was Newcastle’s most prominent

accomplishment at Trafford since 1930

And since that year, Man Utd lost five of their 10 home matches of a campaign, which is a fate that

has befallen them this season.

On the pitch, the players were in shock, the performances woeful and a manager struggling in front

of our eyes. We’ve seen it previously, we know how it ends and we’ve had enough.

“Commentating on the Newcastle misfortune for Sky Sports and slated the demeanour of the Red Devils players,

as they slipped to defeat.”Man Utd players were grumbling to the ref, whinging, and keeping in mind that they were

whinging that Newcastle, was attacking. It is student stuff, under-9s,” raged Gary Nevile.

” Man Utd fans were likely expecting the way things are playing out. Each group that came here this season

ought to have something.

“I don’t have any idea where he [Ten Hag] begins picking a side straightaway, as not a solitary one of them can truly

say they have the right to play.

“We are seeing a rehash of United losing their discipline, not energy – it is peevishness. It resembles a lot of children in

the schoolyard.

“Pundits Andy Cole and Shay Given were similarly basic during the Sky Sports coverage, with both implying that

Ten Hag could secure his position in peril shortly.

“Individuals currently come to Old Trafford figuring they can beat Man Utd,” said ex-Manchester United

striker Cole. ” There will be inquiries regarding the Manager, Man Utd were truly poor.

The players need to look closely at themselves.

“When you see performances like this, you need to ask ‘What is going on here?’ If he doesn’t get results in

the next couple of games, fans’ attitudes towards Ten Hag can change very quickly.”

In the meantime, ex-Newcastle goalkeeper Given said:

” It feels there is a split between the players and the manager. There has all the earmarks of being a genuine

aftermath in the background. “The players need to assume liability yet it appears toward the finish of a

manager’s tie, there is a distinction.

He has spent £411m and that is his team. What would be an ideal next step?

Do the board and directors have a great deal of reasoning to do? “I figure they will be.

It isn’t sufficient for a club this size and the manager needs to take the last fire.”