- Man United came from behind to beat Leicester 2-1 in the fourth round of the FA Cup
- The exhibition of the Red Devils was criticized by its former Roy Keane club captain
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Does Premier League really need to look at goal celebrations?
Sir Alex Ferguson was already seen yawning during the crash of the United Man Cup with Leicester, after the former Roy Keane club captain had described the “boring” team.
The legendary Man United was chosen in the stands during the second half of the Fourth Round match in Old Trafford.
The hosts were looking for a winner against the Foxes, after Joshua Zirkzee had matched for Man United after the first half of Bobby of Cordova-Reid.
When the cameras showed Ferguson on the screen, he sat next to his long -term friend Sam Allardyce, the 83 -year -old man was yawning.
“Sir Alex Ferguson looks a bit tired,” said ITV co-commentator, Lee Dixon, in response.
The commentator Sam Matterface then added “I hope he can remain awake for extra time, since we could get it.”
Man United came from behind to get a 2-1 victory over Man United in the fourth round of the FA Cup
Man United could finally avoid extra time with Harry Maguire in a winning injury time of a free kick by Bruno Fernandes.
Maguire's effort was controversial, since the return center scored from an offside position.
Leicester Chief, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, criticized the decision after the game, labeling it with the “off -game time instead of the” fergie time “in a reference to his former head of the United.
Another of the former Ferguson players, Keane, had criticized his old team for his performance during the first half of the draw.
Keane talking about the coverage of the ITV party, labeled Man United as 'shocking' and 'boring'.
“It has been shocking, really very poor,” Keane began. 'They are boring now.
'They should remind players in the locker room what the game is about. There is an objective that ends. There is no energy, there is no energy in the stadium, they are waiting for something to happen.
'Lack of trust, urgency, giving it to low price. I only look at him from a united point of view and I am thinking: “My God, is this what is coming?” Nowhere nearby good enough.
Despite winning the tie, Man United's performance was questioned against the Foxes
Keane pointed to his previous team in the middle of time, labeling his 'shocking' and 'boring' exhibition
Despite winning the draw, Keane continued to express concern about his full -time exhibition.
'I don't understand. There is no energy: we continue on tactics, you have to play with energy, it is the starting point and enthusiasm. No matter what system you are playing, you don't approach anyone.
You have to close people. We saw two bad teams out there.
He added: 'Don't be fooled. You have to praise them, in the next round, but the performance itself was not good enough. ''
