(Dan Tri) - Sir Alex Ferguson was caught yawning while watching Man Utd play. That partly reflects the disappointment of the Red Devils.
Man Utd won 2-1 against Leicester City in the fourth round of the FA Cup last night. However, this was not a convincing victory for the Red Devils. They had to rely on Maguire's offside goal in the 90+3 minute to win.
Sir Alex Ferguson yawned while watching Man Utd play (Photo: The Sun).
The problem is, the Red Devils' performance in this match was very lackluster and lacked fire. One of the images that most clearly reflected this was Sir Alex Ferguson being spotted yawning in the stands.
Commenting on television, former player Lee Dixon exclaimed: "Sir Alex Ferguson looks sleepy." Commentator Sam Matterface added: "Hopefully he can stay awake until extra time. It looks like the match is about to go into overtime."
Fortunately, Maguire's goal "helped" Sir Alex Ferguson avoid extra time. The former Scottish coach celebrated Man Utd's victory afterwards.
Former player Roy Keane spoke out harshly criticizing Man Utd after the match. He said: "It was really bad. They played so poorly and badly. The players did not play up to what the club has been paying them. There were players who did not show themselves. I just wanted to go into the dressing room to remind them of the objective of the match, which is to score goals against the opponent.
He celebrated when Man Utd won a thrilling victory (Photo: The Sun).
There were times when Man Utd played out of sync. They didn't even grasp the basics. Their playing style was unprofessional, they lost the ball to their opponents in their own half, and they were out of sync with their combinations.
Has Man Utd deteriorated to this level? We know the team's performance is not good but at least they need to show enthusiasm and energy. That doesn't exist at Man Utd at this time."
Meanwhile, coach Ruben Amorim was also extremely disappointed: "We played our best. Fergie Time has nothing to do with this match. The whole team should have done better in situations with and without the ball.
The team lacked energy in the first half. In the second half, things improved a bit and we turned things around. We got a good result but the performance was not as good as expected. The coach is the first person to take responsibility when the team does not play well.
I'm not focused on saving Man Utd's season with a trophy. That's not the way I think. Man Utd are still going but today is not a good day for us."
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