Martin O'Neill rubbed salt in the wound of Man United on Tuesday evening with a brutal putdown during his analysis after the match of the 1-0 defeat of the Red Devils in Nottingham Forest.
Anthony Elanga scored the only goal of the game to condemn his former club for their 13th defeat of the Premier League season.
O'Neill, a double European champion with forest, was delighted to see his old club consolidate their place in the third in the table while offering to qualify for next year's Champions League.
However, when it came to analyzing United, the former midfielder gave a wilting assessment and Patrick Dorgu issued a particularly hard treatment.
The 20-year-old only played his seventh game for United since he was £ 29.4 million relocation of Lecce, but that didn't spare him from O'Neill's wrath.
“They had played Dorgu tonight,” O'Neill told TNT Sports.
“I could have done what he did! He is wide left side, he has the ball and you say, “Come on! Your task is to hire players. Go to them!”
'He brought it three times in the first ten minutes of the second half … against the opposition!
“Maybe it's not trust, I don't know what it is. But these kinds of things are all over the field for Manchester United. '
And while Forest Ride High under manager Nuno Espirito Santo made it clear that he believes that there is a big difference in quality between that side and the man United by Ruben Amorim.
She [Man United] Have some really good players, “he added.
'Of course Bruno Fernandes is a top quality player. But they don't have enough good players to be a threat in this competition. And when I say a threat to Manchester United, I am talking about in the top four. '
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