Former World Champion with France Emmanuel Petit has described Manchester United as a team that lacks character and personality.
He made this known against the backdrop of the team’s 3-0 loss to Tottenham in Sunday’s Premier League game at Old Trafford.
In a chat with Tribal Football, Petiti said that the players and not Erik Ten Hag should be blamed for their lackluster performance.
“I don’t want to point the finger at Erik Ten Hag because the club has changed managers often, but the game yesterday; what a poor performance.
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“You have no idea what’s going on, on and off the pitch, I don’t see the vision of the club. I don’t see what they want to do with their players. To be honest with you I can’t remember the last time they played well but Sunday was something special.
“It was like teenagers on the pitch. No character, no personality. There was no plan on the pitch. They were losing easy balls every single time. They were too far away to win back the balls.
“They were not there to take responsibility. There was no communication between the players. Honestly, it was a pity to watch,” signs Petit, who was looking forward to a great game as a neutral spectator.”
