Neville slams 'weird' Man Utd for having 'snail pace' attitude under Ten Hag – 'They're a yo-yo team'

Gary Neville has slammed Manchester Joined after their Premier League loss at Nottingham Timberland, labelling them “a yo-yo group”.

The Red Satanic pressures finished 2023 on a sour note, labouring to a displeasing 2-1 loss at the Metropolis Headway on Saturday evening.

As he supports to do, Erik ten Hag fallen short to snag accountability for the loss and also pretended results will turn around when he executes not have to tackle so most injuries.

He said: “I recognize when players are adjusting, then I am sure this side will be more forceful.

“You have to clinically evaluate this, then we recognize whereby it’s stemmed. We have a scarcity of plans, we have to work on that.”

The expire result against Nuno Espirito Santo’s men came days after Joined’s perky comeback victory over Aston Suite, which gains it with one voice the much more interfering with.

While Ten Hag did confess uniformity is a devilish anxiety, Red Satanic pressures legend Neville has criticised his former side’s capacity to back up a commendable expire result.

“They’re a creepy group this Individual Utd one,” Neville alerted Heavens Sports.

“It’s practically as if at 0-0, they reckon they can tinker at a snail’s rate and also then when they yield a purpose – ‘oh we better avail going under, let avail’s a move on’. They wear’t obviate danger at with one voice.

“At half-time, the young boys were talking around the ideological background. Nottingham Timberland can half bargain how bad this Manchester Joined group are.

“It’s so bad from Joined, specifically deeming how commendable they were at Suite, it was electrifying. They’re a yo-yo group.

“They weren’t keen on talking around it as a landmark because they wear’t trust fund themselves.

“All the talk the other night was how much these players are playing for Erik ten Hag. What executes this reflect after we’ve witnessed so much in 50 minutes? That they’re not playing for him?

“This practically has exceedingly nothing to do putting on Erik ten Hag. From 45 minutes to 45 minutes, they’ve gone from the sublime to the sarcastic. And now it’s the sarcastic.”

Neville added: “Manchester Joined are back to their worst, back to what they are – irregular and also vicious.”