Roy Keane claimed that Marcus Rashford "played like a child" in Manchester United's 4-0 defeat to Liverpool and also hammered Harry Maguire while expressing his "sadness" over his old club's recent demise.
The former midfielder was damning in his assessment of United as they failed to avenge their 5-0 loss to Liverpool at Old Trafford last October, with Jurgen Klopp's men putting another four goals past their arch-rivals in a dominant display at Anfield.
Keane singled out Rashford and Maguire for criticism after the game and claimed that the current Red Devils squad has "no soul", unlike the group of "brilliant characters" that he played with at the height of his career.
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"It's not anger now, it's sadness," Keane said on Sky Sports. "There are no leaders [at United], they lack quality. There is disarray at the club from the top. They need a new manager, they need players in and players out. It's so sad to see. It's not the club I played for. It's chalk and cheese. I don't see a Manchester United team out there fighting and with pride.
"Marcus Rashford played like a child up front. Harry Maguire - the last goal - his passing and defending was unacceptable, not good enough for Manchester United.
"So we have to use that word again: rebuild. United are sixth in the league. Unbelievable.
"What the club have always had in my experience was brilliant characters, people who would give everything they had for the club. But this team has no soul. Even in their words afterwards, it's very robotic and there's no emotion."
Liverpool legend Graeme Souness joined Keane in the studio and took the time to describe the levels his former club are reaching compared to United at the moment.
"Under pressure, Manchester United just couldn't keep the ball," he said. "If you come to Anfield and want to have any chance of getting a result you have to be able to keep the ball and they just couldn't do that.
"This is a truly fabulous Liverpool team and they are on the brink of true greatness.
"There isn't a Manchester United player that would get in this Liverpool team. United are a truly enormous club but how far they've been allowed to drift was exposed tonight."
The bigger picture
Liverpool's victory moved them to the top of the Premier League for now, though they've played one more game than fellow contenders Manchester City.
United remain on the outside of the chase for the top four and have just five more games to reverse their fortunes and earn a Champions League spot.
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