Neville slams Man Utd's 'worst ever' 15 minutes after Fulham draw
Manchester United legend Gary Neville described the Red Devils' opening 15 minutes of the second half in Sunday's 1-1 Premier League draw with Fulham as the worst performance he has ever seen, calling it 'absolutely pathetic' and criticizing players' lack of effort. The own goal by Lisandro Martinez in the 63rd minute, following a save by Fulham's Senne Lammens that deflected off Martinez, gave Fulham the lead before Bruno Fernandes equalized. Neville expressed deep concern about the team's urgency, stating players were 'walking' on pitch and questioning what interim manager Michael Carrick must think. For Nigerian Man Utd supporters, this highlights ongoing frustrations under recent managerial instability and raises questions about player accountability and team mentality. The criticism comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the squad's performance this season, with Neville's legendary status amplifying the impact of his words. Is this a justified wake-up call for the squad, or an overreaction to a single poor spell in an otherwise competitive match?