Coming from Fabrizio Romano, ” I won’t tolerate and form of laziness from any player from now on. You misbehave, or we notice any form of indiscipline you’re will be kicked out of the club. This club needs players who are ready to die for the badge, I saw the game against Crystal Palace they gave up easily and I won’t entertain that”. Sir Jim Ratcliffe sent alarming message about Manchester United players – ‘it’s against you’. Yes a lot of players needs to go they don’t play for the badge😡🙀🙀
Former Manchester City right-back, Bacary Sagna, has voiced his dismay over the apparent lack of fight from Manchester United players following their humiliating 4-0 defeat to Crystal Palace on Monday night.
The defeat marked a record-breaking 13th Premier League loss of the season for United, leaving them mired in eighth place with just three games left on the table. Their decline has been evident for months, with only two wins in their last 10 Premier League outings.
The mounting pressure on manager Erik ten Hag has intensified amid United’s struggles this season. Questions loom over his coaching methods, with doubts arising about his tenure continuing into a third term next season.
While Ten Hag shoulders some blame for United’s plight, Sagna insists that the players must also be held accountable for their lackluster performances. According to the former City defender, the manner of their defeat at Selhurst Park suggests a loss of motivation and determination within the squad.
Speaking to Paddy Power, Sagna highlighted the unpredictability of football, drawing parallels to Arsenal’s resurgence under Mikel Arteta after facing similar calls for the manager’s dismissal. He stressed that Ten Hag deserves more time and urged a focus on ending the season positively.
Sagna cautioned against rushing to judgment based solely on one disappointing campaign, emphasizing the pivotal role players play in determining on-field outcomes. He suggested that external factors may have contributed to United’s challenges this season, making it a particularly tough campaign.
In essence, Sagna’s critique underscores the shared responsibility of both manager and players for Manchester United’s underwhelming season. While Ten Hag faces scrutiny, Sagna advocates for patience and unity in the pursuit of salvaging what remains of the campaign.
