Jamie Redknapp has criticised Manchester United’s Winger Marcus Rashford for “walking around like it’s a bit of fun” in the first half of Manchester United’s visit to Brentford.
At the half-time break, the former Liverpool and England midfielder Redknapp pulled no punches and said he was ‘amazed’ just how ‘poor’ United had been, while singling out Rashford’s display for criticism.
‘I think Man United fans will have probably been really looking forward to tonight after a brilliant result against Liverpool. You thought they might have turned their season around,’ Redknapp said to Sky Sports…
‘They have been so bad tonight. I cannot believe the lack of effort, the lack of spark, desire to win individual battles, to make things happen in that team.
We’re watching Marcus Rashford and he’s walking around like it’s a bit of fun out there. It’s the Premier League!
According to The People’s Person Marcus Rashford personifies the wider issues with United in that he perenially seems to be lacking in effort, decision-making, and soft mentality when things aren’t going his way. A bonafide disasterclass, and not his first one this season.
Despite changes from Erik Ten Hag, the Red Devils once again failed to live up to expectations.
Substitute Mason Mount scored in the 90+6th minute, but it’s hard to say United deserved to win, and Brentford certainly deserved their 90+9th minute equaliser.
