Speaking about what worried him about Man United’s 2-2 draw against Bournemouth, Gary Neville told Sky Sports: “There’s nothing more to say, we’ve seen it all before.
“It’s a repeat of what’s happened over the last six, seven years with manager’s in their second years at Manchester United. There seems to a breakdown at the end.
“The main thing is the performance levels and it was poor at Brentford and it was poor at Bournemouth. They were really low performance levels and that’s the biggest worry.
“People point towards the injuries and United have had a mountain of injuries. But nine of that team that started yesterday would probably be in the starting line-up if everyone was fit.
“They’re missing a couple of players but that’s the same with every team right now. There’s no explanation for how they’re playing at this moment of time. The anger and disappointment has gone out of a lot of fans’ voices, we’re getting to that point now.
“The FA Cup is obviously massive and winning a trophy two seasons on the bounce shouldn’t be sniffed at. But it is a bizarre experience watching United play in terms of how bad they can be. The inconsistency is rife and we’re just saying the same thing week after week”
Man United have been really inconsistent over the last month or so, not being able to win any of their four matches since the thrilling 4-3 victory over Liverpool in the FA Cup quarter-final.
The Red Devils will be desperate to get back to winning ways by defeating Coventry City in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley at the weekend.
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