Roy Keane is bothered by Erik ten Hag’s positivism. After the victory over Everton (0-3), the manager of Manchester United paid compliments to Alejandro Garnacho, Andre Onana and Bruno Fernandes. The praise for the Portuguese ‘makes no sense’, according to Keane.
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Fernandes is actually United’s first penalty taker, but awarded the golden opportunity at Goodison Park to Marcus Rashford. “Good for his self-confidence,” Fernandes said, making Ten Hag happy. The manager thought the Portuguese captain’s action showed great leadership. Keane has his own opinion. “That’s total nonsense,” Keane responds Sky Sports. “It really doesn’t make sense to come out with that.”
The Irishman believes that Ten Hag can and should be much more critical. “Manchester United are now sixth (after five wins in the last six league matches, ed.). If they had finished sixth a few years ago, you would be ashamed, but now they seem to be happy with sixth place. They still have a very long way to go to be able to seriously compete with the best teams in the league: Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal.”
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