legendary player for Manchester United, Dwight Yorke, has blasted manager Erik ten Hag and his squad
The legendary player for Manchester United, Dwight Yorke, has blasted manager Erik ten Hag and his squad for their style of play, saying they are far from being the Premier League champions under Ten Hag. Despite the fact that the club won the FA Cup the previous season, Yorke thinks that their present performance does not always reflect their calibre as a team. In his opinion, the club's identity—which encompasses their style of play, position in the standings, goals allowed, and goals scored—is at its lowest point since the Premier League's founding in 1992. Yorke's critique coincides with the team's ongoing struggles to hang onto its trophy cabinet. Dwight Yorke said to beIN Sports, “We are a million miles away from winning the Premier League. When talking about the current manager, this was a person to take us forward, and we thought after the first season this was the guy,” Yorke told beIN Sports. “What has happened, yes, we have managed to win the FA Cup last season, but where we are doesn’t mean that we are a good team after winning the cup. Winning a cup is great, we have got to keep the trophy cabinet ticking over. “But where we are as a football club, the identity in terms of how we play, where we finish, goals conceded, number of goals that we have scored is the worst in our history since the Premier League started in 1992.” Read the full article
