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Man United Star Luke Shaw Has Accusation Fired at Him as Gary Neville Explodes
Gary Neville accused Luke Shaw of lacking urgency and failing to support Manchester United's attack as the team lost 1-0 to Everton despite a red card, leaving United 10th in the league.
- On Monday night at Old Trafford, Gary Neville delivered a scathing assessment of Luke Shaw after Manchester United lost 1-0 to Everton, with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scoring the winner.
- After Everton's early red card, Ruben Amorim stuck with his 3-4-3 formation as United chased an equaliser despite a long man advantage.
- On Sky Sports, Neville pointed to specific tactics when he said, `Ruben Amorim has a question to answer` as Manchester United deployed five defenders including Matthijs de Ligt and Diogo Dalot but struggled to break Everton's defence.
- Fans reacted by booing collectively at full-time after a poor performance, while Jamie Carragher said Ruben Amorim must accept full responsibility as Manchester United remained 10th.
- Neville warned that `It just smelt of complacency` and cautioned the result could erode trust within the Manchester United squad and in the manager-team relationship.
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Gary Neville brands Manchester United star a 'waste of time' after loss to 10-man Everton at Old Trafford
Manchester United legend Gary Neville delivered a scathing assessment of Luke Shaw during Monday night's shocking defeat at Old Trafford, declaring the defender "a waste of time".The former United captain's frustration boiled over as he watched Shaw's performance in Ruben Amorim's back-three system during the Red Devils' 1-0 loss to 10-man Everton.Neville particularly criticised Shaw for "ambling forward" when his side desperately needed urgency…
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