Man Utd legend labels Wolves loss a ‘f****** comic story’; Gary Neville no longer lots kinder

Man Utd legend labels Wolves loss a ‘f****** comic story’; Gary Neville no longer lots kinder

Manchester United legends Paul Scholes and Gary Neville wasted few phrases in their assessment of Monday night’s 1-zero defeat to Wolves.

The Red Devils misplaced for the first time below interim boss Ralf Rangnick and remain 19 points in the back of league-main Manchester City. They had gained three straight top-flight video games before being outplayed with the aid of Newcastle United in a 1-1 draw. The north-west giants then hit returned to conquer Burnley 3-1 after the players and tactics were criticised following the Magpies loss.

However, Joao Moutinho bagged the best purpose of the game with eight mins left to compound a listless first half of at Old Trafford. Pundits had been scathing over United’s display while Luke Shaw did now not hold again in his thoughts.

“When we didn’t have the ball we weren’t aggressive sufficient. We didn’t put them below any stress. It maybe gave the impression of an clean recreation for them,” he advised Sky Sports.

“A disappointing overall performance and end result. We didn’t have many options on the ball and we weren’t at the the front foot.”

Ex-United and England ace Scholes speaks his thoughts on all things football, mainly concerning his former club. And he took to Twitter to reveal his mind on the Wolves reverse.

“F****** funny story,” he wrote, with a chain of poop and house emojis added for true measure.

Neville used the equal social media platform. And, whilst much less express, he become genuinely concerned with the performance. “It’s not right,” “he tweeted. “It certainly isn’t!”

United were dreadful inside the first duration, counting on David de Gea to keep them in the game. They did improve after the smash however Rangnick confessed that it became a poor display.

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