Roy Keane ABSOLUTELY Tears Apart Man Utd After Another Loss|Aston Villa vs Man Utd post match review

Roy Keane absolutely DESTROYED Manchester United after their latest defeat — and this time, there were no excuses, no sympathy, and no holding back.

Following United’s loss, the former captain delivered one of his most brutal post-match assessments in recent memory, ripping into the squad’s lack of intensity, defensive laziness, poor mentality, and embarrassing out-of-possession work. Keane dismissed claims that United were “unlucky” or “the better team,” making it crystal clear: you don’t concede six goals in two games by accident.

From full-backs refusing to stop crosses, to senior players failing to lead, Keane highlighted moments that perfectly sum up Manchester United’s problems. According to him, this team wants praise without pain — compliments instead of points. And at a club like Manchester United, that simply isn’t good enough.

Keane specifically questioned the pride of players when defending, pointing out that football isn’t just about attacking patterns, possession stats, or chances created. It’s about rolling your sleeves up, suffering for your teammates, and being hard to beat. Something he believes this United side is nowhere near.

The criticism didn’t stop there.

With key players potentially missing time through injury and AFCON absences, Keane warned that things could get even worse. He questioned whether this squad has enough leaders to drag young players forward, or whether bad habits from senior pros are actually holding the club back.

While others focus on “progress,” Keane focused on standards — and his verdict was damning.

So where does this leave Manchester United?
Are they mentally fragile?
Are players cutting corners?
Or is this another painful but necessary reality check?

One thing is certain: Roy Keane has lit the fuse, and this debate is far from over.

🎙️ Watch the full reaction, break down Keane’s comments, and decide for yourself whether he’s brutally honest — or brutally harsh.

👇 Drop your opinion in the comments:
• Is Roy Keane right about United?
• Who deserves the blame — players or system?
• Can United fix this, or is a rebuild inevitable?

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