Manchester United – Criticism of Cristiano Ronaldo: Gary Neville goes to the world footballer five times

Behavior that club icon Gary Neville can’t stand. The “Sky” expert found root words right after the match as part of his work as an expert: “You have to be there when your teammates need you in such moments. I don’t care how you played. After the match you have to go to the fans.”

Neville himself wore the Red Devils jersey from 1991 to 2011. The 46-year-old noticed a pattern in Portuguese body language.

“We talked about it earlier in the season when Ronaldo ran away at the end of the Everton game. He ran away again tonight. He ran away at Watford when everyone knew the coach was going to be sent off. And in Norwich,” says Neville.

Neville is still a big fan of Ronaldo

Ronaldo, who is currently coached by Ralph Rangnick at Manchester United, should be able to overlook his disappointment in such moments: “Go to them, especially if you are the best player in the world and one of the greatest players of all time. The Englishman said: “No human being can to run away at the end of the match.”

Neville also found conciliatory words to his former teammate, with whom he won three English Championships: “At the end of the day I love this boy, he’s the best I’ve ever seen. But don’t just run away like that. I won’t do that.”