Despite drawing vs Liverpool, Man United gets heavily criticized by club legend

Manchester United once again gave Liverpool headaches at Old Trafford as the game ended 2-2. This result did not benefit either team in the Premier League table, as the Reds are in a tight title race, and the Red Devils are battling to reach European positions. Man United is 6th in the league table with 49 points, and the race for Champions League football next season has become more difficult. Manchester United made a comeback against Liverpool in the game yesterday, but Liverpool equalized thanks to a Mohamed Salah penalty. Despite the shared points, a Manchester United legend gave heavy criticism about the team.

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Gary Neville is the Manchester United legend who gave a rant about the team's play style. Neville spoke after the 2-2 draw between Manchester United and Liverpool. Neville said, "Manchester United's style of play is mad. Some of the things you see out there, you wouldn't see at schoolboy level. Their structure defensively goes from being in shape and being okay to all of a sudden emptying the whole midfield. Players press on their own without the rest of their team-mates going with them."

Neville continues with his problems with the Manchester United players, saying, "All of the things that you see as, if you like, the easiest things in football to do, United do really badly. They are so easy to play against. Liverpool had 15 shots in that first half. You can't really coach that type of performance. You are just relying on individual moments, luck, goalkeepers making saves, and defenders making blocks. That's what we've seen from them against Liverpool."

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Gary Neville on Erik Ten Hag

Gary Neville had his take on Erik Ten Hag's situation with the Manchester United team. Neville said, "We don't see a pattern. Most Man United fans, including myself, back Erik ten Hag and want him to succeed. But think about the performances this week. At Brentford, you can never accept that. That is a low in terms of all standards. That is where you are questioning desire, work ethic, and the parts of the game where you are thinking, has the manager lost the dressing room."