Former Manchester United Player, Gary Neville has expressed his Dissatisfaction on Ole Gunnar Solskjær's Boys after a disappointing 4-2 loss in the Hands of Leicester City.

Manchester United were dealt with a huge blow in their quest to secure a Premier League Title as they were Beaten by Leicester City in Matchweek 8 of the EPL Season. 

It was the Men from Manchester that took the lead In 19th Minute through Mason Greenwood. United's lead was short-lived as Youri Tielemans produced an outstanding Lob Goal after a great Defensive work from Kelechi Iheanacho, 'Stealing' the ball from Harry Maguire before setting up Tielemans for the Goal. 
Leicester City took control of the match in the 78th Minute through Soyuncu whose goal Gave Brendan Rodgers men the lead. Four Minutes later, Rashford Equalized and the Scoreline was 2-2.

United's Equalizer only took a minute as Jamie Vardy Registered his Name on the score sheet before Leicester City's New Signing Patson Daka ensured That the home team has all three Points.
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A disappointed Gary Neville has Tore in into the United Players, Labelling them 'Babies'.

"United were appalling all the way through. In the second half there was a massive, massive change - Leicester looked like they could score with every single attack."

"United are just baggy, there's space everywhere and they're a pretty awful team to watch when they're baggy. They must think they're better than they are. You end up with two teams: the front five, the egos, the great players, and the back five."
"You've got individual errors, but also a disconnected team. This United team are also really poor in reacting to goals. They're like babies. If they score, they puff their chests out. Really basic errors."

"This United team, they haven't got a style or identity, only brilliant players. The players broke rank, it's bad and they need to correct that pretty quickly because they'll lose a lot of games playing like that."

 "I don't believe this is a (Paul) Pogba problem. I saw attackers flailing around at team-mates they don't like, and that has to stop. What Ole has to somehow prove is that he can get top players to work hard. United's forward players are not organised, they need to put a shift in."

"City and Liverpool's players work like dogs, and they're the best players in the world. Why is it that we accept United's players won't work as hard as them? Ole has to get the best out of them. If he doesn't, he's going to have a massive problem at the end of the season."
"I thought last season there was something building. They've got six grenades where the pins have been pulled out in the dressing room. You've got massive characters and all the issues developing with the dynamics in the new squad. Ole has to solve this week. United could beat Liverpool but they have to get that spirit right."

"Ole should be under massive pressure but the club are not going to change him. I'm not going to come on the show and call for a manager to be sacked. But the pressure is building, and it should do. What a collection of players, they've now got to perform and Ole has to get them to perform."