Man Utd legend: MU couldn’t be crown this season

Drawing parallels, former midfielder Roy Keane has drawn a comparison between Manchester United and what he perceives as “the new Tottenham.” In his assessment, Keane expressed skepticism about the prospect of the historic team contending for the Premier League title in the upcoming 2023-2024 season.

Roy Keane suppose that Man United champion posibilities is 0%

“Man Utd’s performance resembled that of school boys,” Keane declared following their 0-2 defeat to Tottenham. “Opposing teams found it far too easy against Man Utd. They resembled a reimagined Tottenham, displaying a sense of desperation. This criticism is the gravest I can bestow upon a Man Utd player.” Tottenham’s trophy cabinet has remained barren for the last 15 years, and they have habitually been looked down upon by Man Utd during the reign of Alex Ferguson and Keane. Under the stewardship of new coach Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham exhibited improved gameplay, securing victory over Man Utd in the second round of the Premier League on August 19. Keane acknowledges a positive shift in Tottenham’s approach, but maintains his belief that any team can outshine the current state of Man Utd.

“Man Utd’s performance resembled that of school boys,” – Roy Keane

In their inaugural match, Man Utd exhibited a lackluster performance, yet managed to secure a 1-0 victory at Old Trafford against Wolves. “Ever since that match, I’ve been emphasizing that Man Utd’s play was subpar, as if they lacked a leader on the field,” Keane remarked. “They showcased promising gameplay in the initial 30 minutes against Tottenham, but it’s essential to maintain that level throughout the full 90 minutes of the game. Midfield figures like Bruno Fernandes or Mason Mount often falter in retaining possession and lack the requisite physical resilience to regain control of the ball.”

The win against Wolves last round didn’t satisfied Roy Kean

Keane also directed criticism towards Marcus Rashford, asserting that he is not ideally suited to the role of a central striker. He further expressed dissatisfaction with the substitution involving Anthony Martial, labeling it as ineffective. “I’d prefer to see strikers in their 60s or 70s on the field rather than Martial,” he commented.

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Last season, Man Utd also lost the first two games with disappointing performances. In their next game against Nottingham Forest, they could debut striker Rasmus Hojlund, when he is expected to train with his teammates from next week.