Gary Neville says Ole Gunnar Solskjaer must have seen something he doesn't like at Manchester United because he called his players out last Friday.
The Red Devils were thumped last time out and were throughly criticised by Neville on Sky Sports, with the former Red Devils right-back hitting out at certain players for not working hard enough.
But, as Neville pointed out ahead of the derby, Solskjaer had already suggested there was something not quite right with the attitudes of his players before the Everton defeat.
And Neville reckons this is proof the Norwegian has seen something he doesn't like at Old Trafford.
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"It was so bad and it was as if Ole saw it coming because this is the biggest week of his managerial career going into Everton, Man city and Chelsea," said Neville on Sky Sports.
"He decided to call his players out in his Friday press conference before that week by saying they needed a reality check.
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"So the reason I was so angry before the game was I was reading, knowing Ole as I do, if he is calling them out before the game and he's already gone with them a little bit then I'm thinking he must have seen something that he really doesn't like.
"Jose Mourinho got to a place where the started picking players that he likes and it looks like Ole is there already."
