An incensed Roy Keane crucified Manchester United at the half-time smash of their FA Cup quarter-final with Liverpool – just moments after the Reds took the lead.
Keane slammed United’s lack of “game management” in which they failed to see out the 1/2 at 1-1 after the Red Devils took the lead at Old Trafford thanks to Scott McTominay.
The Irishman additionally took intention at Marcus Rashford’s lack of effort, and labelled trying to play out from the back in harm time, when Liverpool had been on the front foot, “criminal”.
Keane stated on ITV: “It’s the biggest worry for United at some stage in this season, they are so open, specially in midfield. They want any one to sit, it is known as recreation managementWe simply felt Liverpool had been getting more suitable however United have obtained to get someone to sit in there and try and defend the returned four, game management, to provide up the chances.
“The intensity from the attacking players, Rashford, my god, you are speakme an FA Cup quarter-final, get to people, attack them, it’s far too convenient for Liverpool, way too simple, players taking touches, get out to him.
“Just the build-up to that [the goal], no longer sufficient aggression, what takes place is a lot of teams make the mistake in that we bought the numbers returned however it is no longer suitable having the numbers back if you are now not aggressive you have received to be aggressive in his game.”
