'There were never any excuses', says Antonio Valencia as former Old Trafford star slams Man Utd after Fulham loss | 828Z4Q1 | 2024-02-25 09:08:01
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ANTONIO VALENCIA slammed Manchester United's performance towards Fulham by claiming "there have been never any excuses" when he was sporting the shirt.
Erik ten Hag's man crashed to a 2-1 defeat on Saturday, putting in a dismal efficiency in entrance of their followers at Previous Trafford.
The Red Devils have been second-best everywhere in the pitch as they fell to a 97th minute Fulham winner.
And the outcome leaves them eight points off fourth, placing their Champions League hopes for next season in critical doubt.
The strain might soon be on for Ten Hag, who has a new boss in Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
The British billionaire says he needs to "knock Liverpool and Man City off their perch".
And Ten Hag is adamant United are on the right path after issuing a defiant message after the Fulham recreation.
But former Purple Devils captain Valencia isn't so positive.
He took to social media to ship a scathing verdict of United's newest performance.
Posting a picture of himself throughout his Previous Trafford days, Valencia wrote on X: "Until the last second for this shirt, there were never any excuses."
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His feedback got here after present skipper Bruno Fernandes was seen berating referee Michael Oliver following the ultimate whistle.
And followers implored Valencia to get back to United to type things out.
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Valencia gained numerous trophies during his decade at Previous Trafford[/caption]
One stated: "Correct participant, don't make them like you any extra."
Another declared: "Somebody who played for the badge evert recreation."
One famous: "They don't care anymore and undergo the motions."
Another added: "These players appear to be they don't care."
Valencia joined United in 2009 from Wigan and ended up scoring 25 objectives in 339 video games.
He gained two Premier League titles, one FA Cup and a Europa League during his time underneath numerous bosses including Sir Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho.
Valencia ended up enjoying in his native Ecuador after departing United in 2019.
And his remaining membership spell got here in Mexico with Queretaro in 2021, with Valencia retiring later that yr.
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