đŸŽ„ Gary Neville says Manchester United make his 'blood boil' | OneFootball

đŸŽ„ Gary Neville says Manchester United make his 'blood boil' | OneFootball

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Dan Burke·21 April 2019

đŸŽ„ Gary Neville says Manchester United make his 'blood boil'

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Manchester United are in wretched form at the moment, and one former player is particularly pissed off about it.

United found themselves 2-0 down inside 28 minutes away at Everton on Sunday but before the game had even kicked off, former captain Gary Neville was already angry.


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“I’m simmering, to be honest – my blood is about to boil,” when talking about the Red Devils’ performance in their mid-week defeat at Barcelona.

“I didn’t buy into the theory that these players were always fantastic when they started to win for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. If you think about the game we did against Liverpool when everything was perfect
 Ole had got the players playing again and Jose Mourinho was a bum.

“Basically it was all put down to Jose. Now what we’re seeing is what Ole talked about on Friday is that there is a reality check. And it’s a reality check for all of us.

“I went to Barcelona on Wednesday night and I saw players pretending to run back. Making it look like they were running back quickly but jogging – it’s rubbish.

“What we’re seeing now is what the players are. There’s a lot of distraction around contracts and this is a big week.

“I’ll keep my counsel around individuals for another week.”

After the Everton game, United host title chasing Manchester City on Wednesday before taking on top four rivals Chelsea next Sunday.

And Neville is not feeling particularly confident about his former side’s chances of playing Champions League football again next week.

“They have had some difficult games but it’s Everton today, Manchester City in midweek and Chelsea next Sunday,” he added.

“Next Sunday evening is the time to reflect because Manchester United will know then essentially whether they are going to achieve Champions League football. It’s big week for them.

“Ole said that the attitude was good. He hasn’t changed his language but he has in the last week when he’s seen things that have concerned him. He says some of the players need a reality check, we can see it with our own eyes what’s going on there.

“We can feel it, we can smell it and that’s why my blood is boiling. But I think it’s another week before we can go for the players fully.”