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'They're Nothing' - Neville Slams United Players
Neville blamed poor professionalism and a lack of standards as United’s sixth defeat in 12 games left Michael Carrick under growing pressure.
Gary Neville criticized Manchester United players following their 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Sunday, slamming the squad's lack of professionalism and poor standards.
Manager Michael Carrick faces mounting pressure after his side followed a 4-0 Champions League humbling in Como with a sixth defeat in 12 games across all competitions this season.
On his podcast, Neville stated "some of them walk around like they're King William... they're not, they're nothing," citing a banner held in the Stretford End referencing "standards."
Defending Carrick as "a brilliant man" with "integrity, credibility, decency, professionalism," Neville claimed players have turned on the manager, citing public comments from Bruno as evidence.
The club's Premier League slide continues after Matchweek 8, leaving Carrick's job hanging by a thread as the current lack of professionalism contradicts the club's historical standards.