Manchester United still underestimated by Gary Neville – Manchester United began to show the behavior of potential Premier League champions this season after beating Leeds United. But the legend, Gary Neville, still underestimates Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s club.
The Red Devils ‘raged’ while serving Leeds at Old Trafford on Sunday (12/20/2022) yesterday. No kidding, Marcelo Bielsa’s team was changed with an absolute score of 6-2.
Manchester United even had a 4-goal lead in the first 37 minutes because of the actions of Scott McTominay and Bruno Fernandes. The last to score came back in the 2nd set with Daniel James.
They just let Liam Cooper and Stuart Dallas downplay. An additional three points made the Red Devils skyrocket to third in the Premier League standings.
His victory at Leeds completes the good record achieved by Manchester United. Based on records, they have never tasted defeat again in their last seven matches in the Premier League.
It’s clear that Marcus Rashford et al are named as one of the candidates for this season’s champions. But Gary Neville was too lazy to put his hopes so high for his former team.
“There’s talk of tomorrow’s coach’s issue, obviously getting out of Europe is a big problem, performing at some very bad chances, performing in the first set in some bad games,” he told Sky Sports’ The Gary Neville Podcast.
“You look at them and think that no team is there and it makes you feel like they are title contenders. My feelings still explain it. I don’t think Manchester United will win the league.”
The former Valencia coach admitted that he was surprised by Manchester United’s positive changes lately. What’s more if you remember the first few weeks, where Solskjaer was faced with rumors of dismissal.
“What strikes me is, it’s really weird when people weigh in on the odds that the last few weeks are going to be tough,” said Neville.
“Christmas is going to be a challenging time, but it will be a bit more cheerful than it was in the beginning,” concluded the 45-year-old.
Manchester United will continue its action in the Premier League at the weekend, with Leicester as rivals. But they have to face Everton first in the Carabao Cup on Thursday (12/24/2022).
Source: bola.net
