‘No heart, soul, leaders, no quality’ – Furious Roy Keane feels ‘SORRY’ for Man Utd and slams club from top to bottom
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MANCHESTER UNITED legend Roy Keane fumed at the "disarray" at his former club following another embarrassing defeat at the hands of Liverpool.
The Red Devils were thumped 4-0 at Anfield on Tuesday evening.
And while on punditry duty for , Keane duly tore into United when the full-time whistle sounded.
But an exasperated Keane admitted he now just felt "sadness" at the continued shocking run of form, rather than anger.
He revealed: "It was anger earlier in the season, now it's just sadness. No heart, soul, leaders, no real quality. No surprise in the scoreline."
Keane, though, didn't just take aim at the players out on the pitch.
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He claimed: "It's disarray at the club from the top to the manager. It's so sad to see."
Keane went on to compare the club now to how it was when he played for the Red Devils between 1993 and 2005.
The 50-year-old Irishman suggested the club now is worlds apart from the powerhouse it was when Keane was skippering the side.
He added: "It's not the club I played for. It's chalk and cheese. No fight or playing for pride.
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"There's no hiding place at this level, you get found out. It's so sad watching this team."
In two Premier League games between Manchester United and Liverpool this campaign, the Red Devils have conceded NINE goals.
And in return they have scored a grand total of zero, but the 4-0 scoreline on Tuesday didn't come as a surprise to Keane.
His sadness turned to anger as he fumed: "They're the opposite to what you want in a top team. There's no leadership or characters. When the going gets tough, they just crumble.
"There's no fight or determination. There's a long way back for the club. It doesn't reflect on the Man United I played for.
"It's like a completely different club. There was that bit of pride, but it's going out of the club now."
An upset Keane even hit out that the current crop of players are "not even likeable".
He said: "This team is not even likeable. There's no soul to this team. You don't even warm to them.
"And even the words after, I know it’s difficult for players to do interviews, but it’s very robotic, there’s no emotion."
Keane went on to question what was going on behind the scenes at the training ground, as he seethed: "You talk about the badge, the pride of Man United.
"I’d love to know what’s going on at the training ground. What’s the culture with the players? What’s the culture with the young players? Who is helping these lads along?
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"I’ve never heard so many players wanting to leave Man United, wanting to leave Man United.
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"Whereas before when I played for them you’d be like 'Wanting to leave Man United? It’s the greatest club in the world'.
"You would be dreading thinking you might be sold or you might leave. But no it’s like everyone wants to get out of the door. They can’t get out quick enough… at Manchester United."