Former Manchester United teammates Gary Neville and Roy Keane have clashed over recent comments made by Erik ten Hag. The Red Devils boss hit back at criticism from Jamie Carragher earlier this week, claiming that his analysis was ‘subjective’.
Speaking about the comments made on the Overlap, Neville said: “I must admit that when I saw it appear yesterday [Erik ten Hag’s criticism of Jamie Carragher], my heart sank a little, from a Manchester United perspective, that he was getting involved in that. The reality is that he might be secretly or privately annoyed and think there are some points you [Jamie Carragher] made that are wrong, but [he has to think], “We have conceded a lot of chances, I’m not going to win this one, we’ve just lost a game, got a big game against Nottingham Forest, let’s not look like I’m even interested in that.” That was my thinking.”
