The Manchester United finished with his bad start of season after winning (2-1) to a Liverpool without ideas and to the one who had not been able to knock down from March of 2018. Erik have Hag showed that it does not have fear to do without the 'holy cows' of the team when leaving in the bench so much to Harry Maguire as to Cristiano Ronaldo, the one who contested only the last five minutes of the party.
In spite of the victory, still exist doubts on the continuity of the 'star' Portuguese in Old Trafford, something that has generated different feelings between the followers of the club. One of them is Wayne Rooney, current trainer of the D.C United of the MLS and historical player of the 'network devils', the one who dismissed about the '7' in his column in the newspaper 'The Times'.
For anybody is a secret that the relation between both is not the best and the own exdelantero commissioned to leave it clear again with his words. "It would not play with Cristiano Ronaldo and would not play with Marcus Rashford. If it was in the position of Have Hag, my main worry would be to have energy in the field", aimed Rooney in no uncertain terms.
Besides, it was very critical with the United by not hiring to another attacker taking into account the possible course of 'CR7'. "The fact that United have not been able to fichar a '9' means that they trusted Ronaldo against the Brentford, although it had not trained a lot with the team. It seemed that it needed time to put in shape", affirmed the exjugador with something of irony.
Without gap in the team?
Finally, it finalised standing out that one of the reasons by which does not see to Christian inside the team is because his age contrasts with the sportive project of the technician. "Cristiano also has left to know that it wants to go of the club. I do not know his reasons but, as I wrote in my last column, would leave it go. It is a big player and always will mark goals, but the task of Have Hag is to build a team that can compete by the title inside some years. This means to reconstruct with players younger", concluded.