‘They’re not contributing anything to the team,they need to be sold this January’: Erik ten Hag criticises two Manchester United players after win against Newport.

They are the only calamity this team is experiencing at the moment; Ten Hag’s continued use of them is puzzling.

Legendary Manchester United player David Scholes criticizes two Manchester United stars for their subpar play.Alex Antony and Alejandro Garnacho were criticized by Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag in the aftermath of his squad’s 4-2 victory over Newport County.The Red Devils earned their victory over the League Two club through arduous effort.

Despite establishing a two-goal advantage early on due to Kobbie Mainoo and Bruno Fernandes’s contributions, this has transpired.

United were then presented with numerous opportunities to seal the contest. Garnacho initially struck a crossbar attempt despite Rasmus Hojlund and Fernandes being positioned across the area, and Antony subsequently had a close-range shot denied.Ten Hag stated that the game swayed in Newport’s direction after the visitors scored the opening goal, but the Welsh side should not have had a chance to reclaim the lead if Garnacho and Antony had converted their opportunities.

“We spent the first thirty-five minutes comfortably in the lead,” Ten Hag stated.

“We are down 2-0 when we ought to be up 3-0 or 4-0.” They [Newport] created no opportunity before scoring from nothing, which was further complicated by a misconduct.

“Right after halftime, we commit an error in our defensive transition, which is not ideal.” Boys, you must then begin anew in order to win this game, but we did just that. Congratulations!

“We dominated the game at first, but then perhaps we moved a bit more slowly. However, we did have opportunities to go up 3-0 with Garnacho hitting the crossbar with two players across the goal, and Antony also had opportunities.” Despite having nothing, Newport managed to score a goal.

Hojlund was perpetually irritated by Antony and Garnacho throughout the game.

Moments before halftime, the Dane scored his eighth goal of the season, but his celebration in front of the traveling supporters was tumultuous.