Gary Neville calls Man Utd players 'absolute disgrace' after Fulham draw
Gary Neville labelled the current Manchester United squad "an absolute disgrace" after their 1-1 draw with Fulham on Sunday, criticising the team's lack of effort, especially in the first 60 minutes. Lisandro Martinez's own goal put Fulham ahead before Matheus Cunha's deflected effort earned United a point, leaving them 12th in the Premier League after five games—their joint-lowest points total at this stage in the PL era.
The outspoken critique resonates with many Nigerian Man Utd supporters who have watched the club's inconsistent start to the season, raising questions about whether the frustration is justified or if patience is needed under a new manager. Neville's call for a "reset in terms of structure" echoes growing concerns about tactics, player commitment, and the club's direction amid a turbulent period.
Do you think Neville's harsh assessment is fair given the early-season sample, or should fans allow more time for the squad to adapt to new tactics and leadership before passing judgment?