"They are a bunch of whinge-bags!" - Gary Neville criticises Manchester United for first-half performance against Newcastle

Football pundit Gary Neville has slammed Manchester United for their first-half performance in the 1-1 draw at Newcastle United. The 46-year-old labelled the Red Devils players as 'whinge bags'.

Neville criticised United's performance, saying none of the players did their job well in the first half. The pundit said that the United players lacked pressing and urgency and lost every battle against Newcastle. Speaking to Sky Sports (via Eurosport), Gary Neville said:

"There's no pressing; there's no urgency, and the basics of the game are not there. Every single battle they've lost. It has been a really poor performance, and not one single thing has gone right as a team."

"They've not done one single thing righ,t and there's not one single player can go in at half-time and say that they’ve done their jobs or done themselves justice."

Gary Neville lambasted the United players for complaining about everything. The 46-year-old pundit accused them of playing a role in getting Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sacked following a string of poor performances. Neville added:

"They are a bunch of whinge bags. I am not going to go into names. But honestly, they are whingeing at each other, and their arms are up in the air ,and they are complaining about everything."

“Honestly that is absolutely shocking out there, and, to be honest with you, they got the last manager the sacked, and they'll get a lot of managers the sack if they carry on like that because that's a really, really poor performance. It's only 45 minutes, but they've got to sort themselves out because that is massively below what's expected.”

Manchester United were lucky to leave St. James' Park with a point. Newcastle star Allan Saint-Maximin gave the Magpies the lead in the first half. Newcastle looked more likely to net a second, but were kept out by David De Gea.

United equalised 20 minutes before the full-time whistle through Edinson Cavani as the game ended 1-1.

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