Sky Sports pundit Roy Keane has heavily criticised Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford for not being able to keep out Bruno Fernandes' long-range effort that led to Manchester United's equaliser in this afternoon's clash at Goodison Park, describing him as 'not a good goalkeeper.'
Fernandes fired United level just past the half hour mark to cancel out Dominic Calvert-Lewin's early opener, who capitalised on a goalkeeping error by David De Gea.
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But Pickford was to commit a mistake of his own when he allowed Fernandes' fierce drive to squirm underneath him.
Assessing the two goalkeeping errors at the half time interval, Keane said:"I don't get that, when people say the ball is moving," Keane told Sky Sports. "Of course the ball is going to move when someone kicks it.
"I don't need to see your stats, I know he is not a good goalkeeper. We said it before the game, he is not up to it.
"We spoke before the game about Everton making progress as a football club, he is not a good goalkeeper."
