Gary Neville has slammed Manchester United as “pathetic” following the club’s recent performance, a comment that came after the team managed a narrow draw at Fulham. The match, which saw United salvage a point, was a relief for manager Michael Carrick, who has said he remains confident in his side’s progress.
United’s 1‑1 draw at Fulham was a hard‑won result that prevented a loss in the Premier League. Despite the criticism from former player Neville, Carrick praised his players for fighting back and securing the point.
“We’re still on the right track,” Carrick said after the game, stressing that the team’s resilience was a positive sign for the future. He added that the club’s ambitions remain intact, even as the season’s challenges mount.
The comments from Neville, a long‑time United supporter, have sparked debate among fans and pundits alike. While some echo his frustration with the club’s recent form, others point to the draw at Fulham as evidence that United can still compete.
As the Premier League season progresses, United will look to build on the point earned at Fulham and address the issues highlighted by both the former player and the manager.
<small>Source: BBC Sport — read the original story there.</small>
