Roy Keane goes to town on Man United players after Man City defeat

"This team doesn't have personality."

Roy Keane was heavily critical of the Manchester United squad after the team lost 2-0 to Manchester City on Saturday afternoon. Man United barely laid a glove on the Premier League champions. Pep Guardiola's side cruised through the game, winning thanks to an Eric Bailly own goal and Bernardo Silva's strike before half-time. The scoreline, however, did not reflect Man City's dominance or the gulf between the two teams. Keane was critical of the Man United players at half-time but stepped it up a notch at full-time. The former Red Devils captain took aim at several of Solskjaer's players, from Fred to Scott McTominay, Harry Maguire to Luke Shaw and Aaron Wan-Bissaka. "If you've got bluffers on the bus with you, and you're dependant on Shaw and Wan-Bissaka, Ole you might be better of out of it," the Cork-native said. https://twitter.com/footballdaily/status/1457005951693828098   Keane also said that the Man United squad lack "personality" and that he believes several of the players are simply not of the level required to represent the club, regardless of who the manager is. The Irishman also said United are now a soft touch at Old Trafford. "Phil Foden mentioned it is a tough place to come, it’s not," the former Sunderland coach said. "Ask Everton, ask Aston Villa and Liverpool - teams have come to Old Trafford and are getting a hit of joy now.