Gary Neville makes a bold accusation on Manchester United players.
Man United fans witnessed a Cristiano Ronaldo masterclass when he scored a hattrick against the 3-2 win over Spurs on Saturday.
But Gary Neville suggested there’s a lot of drama going inside the dressing room.
He accuses some players are rooting against the players who are on the pitch instead of them.
The former defender said: “The two teams at the top at the moment, the managers have got complete control in their clubs. Complete trust, faith, belief all the way through.
“Pep can leave out Raheem Sterling last Sunday in the derby and nobody bats an eyelid. He brought Jack Grealish in and no one thought that would happen before the game. But nobody even thinks about it. They just get on with it because he’s got complete control.
“Man United haven’t had that for a number of years… We’ve all been left out at times and felt ‘that’s harsh’, but you go into that dressing room and the guy that’s taken your place, you say ‘go on, have a good one today’.
“Man United haven’t got that dressing room at this moment in time. I think they’ll have lads sat on the bench watching their teammates thinking ‘I hope the guy that goes in for me has a bad game today’. I genuinely think it’s that…”
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