I’ve very disappointed In him, zero pass accuracy zero shots on target,zero successful tackles…Manchester United aren’t going

Gary Neville Critiques Manchester United Player After Poor Display Against Tottenham
In a sharp post-match review following Manchester United’s embarrassing loss to Tottenham, Gary Neville did not hold back in his condemnation of one player, labeling him a “flop” and casting doubt on his future with the team. Neville’s frustration was evident as he analyzed the game, pinpointing critical errors that led to United’s defeat.

“I’m very disappointed in him,” Neville expressed, capturing the sentiments of United supporters. “Zero pass accuracy, zero shots on target, zero successful tackles… Manchester United can’t progress with this player in the squad,” he emphasized, pointing out how the player’s lack of impact left the team in chaos.

The match against Tottenham was, frankly, abysmal for United. The team struggled to control midfield, had difficulty defending against Tottenham’s quick counterattacks, and their forwards appeared disconnected from the rest of the squad. Yet, it was this specific player’s lackluster performance that drew the most attention and fueled Neville’s criticism.

As Manchester United trudged through the 90 minutes, Tottenham took advantage of every error, ultimately winning 2-0. The match was marked by squandered chances, poor positioning, and a lack of urgency—issues Neville highlighted in his comments. “When a player performs like that, it’s no wonder the whole team suffers. You can’t carry dead weight,” he noted.

Neville’s disappointment reflects a broader issue for Manchester United this season, where individual mistakes and mediocre performances have become alarmingly common. Fans expressed their agreement with Neville on social media, calling for the underperforming player to be excluded from the team.

As Manchester United seeks to reclaim its past glory, this latest defeat raises serious doubts about the squad’s depth and whether the current players possess the quality to compete at the highest level. For Gary Neville, it’s clear—change is necessary, and it needs to happen quickly.