Keane Slams Fernandes Apology To Ten Hag

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Keane Slams Fernandes Apology to Ten Hag: "It's About Time!"

Manchester United legend Roy Keane has slammed Bruno Fernandes' apology to Erik ten Hag following his recent outburst during the Manchester derby. The Portuguese midfielder was visibly frustrated after being substituted in the 6-3 defeat to City, throwing his arms in the air and muttering under his breath before storming down the tunnel.

Fernandes later issued a public apology, acknowledging his "disappointment" and promising to "learn from it." However, Keane, known for his blunt and no-nonsense approach, wasn't impressed.

"It's about time!" Keane declared on Sky Sports, questioning why Fernandes needed to be reminded of his professional obligations. "He should have known better. He's a senior player, he's supposed to be a leader. You can't be acting like that, especially after a performance like that."

Keane also pointed out that Fernandes' behavior was not isolated, highlighting a deeper issue within the United squad: "It's not just about Fernandes, it's about the team's mentality. They're not showing enough fight, enough desire to win. It's a real problem for Ten Hag."

The former Manchester United captain's scathing criticism comes at a crucial time for the club. Ten Hag is trying to rebuild the team's identity and instill a winning mentality after years of inconsistency. Fernandes' apology might be a step in the right direction, but his actions have clearly exposed a sense of entitlement within the squad.

Keane's words serve as a stark reminder to Fernandes and the rest of the Manchester United players: professionalism and respect are paramount, especially when wearing the iconic red shirt.

As Manchester United embarks on a crucial period in its history, the team will need to embrace a collective sense of responsibility and dedication to improve their performances. Only then can they truly challenge for silverware and restore their place at the top of English football.