Roy Keane repeated his prediction that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will lose his job at Manchester United as he again questioned the attitude of some of the players following their loss to Arsenal.
United were outplayed by the Gunners at Old Trafford and lost to a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang penalty after Paul Pogba had fouled Hector Bellerin.
Keane has twice predicted United's players would throw Solskjaer under the metaphorical bus — before the Manchester derby at Old Trafford in April 2019 and after the 6-1 loss to Spurs at the beginning of October — and he spoke in a similar fashion after Sunday's loss.
Speaking about the motivation of United's players to Sky Sports, Keane said: “I never looked at a manager in all my career before the match and I’m talking about some great managers, and some bad managers, going back to when I was eight or nine years of age ... I never looked at a manager and asked if they were going to motivate me today. It comes from within, it comes from your DNA, what you stand for, your background, your family, your team-mates.
"I’m intrigued when I look at warm-ups. Cavani never threw a leg, he actually didn’t do a warm-up, did he? Then he comes on as a sub and is being asked to get them back in the game.
"Ole’s talking having to get him (Cavani) up to speed, well, sometimes it’s u p to the player to do something. Ole will pay the ultimate price, obviously.
"Ole will lose his job, walk out of this group of players, that’s what’s going to happen. I’ve been saying it for the last month or two, but you still think, ‘you never know in this game. Things might change’, and you think it’s up to Ole to motivate these players for Arsenal at home.
"People keep saying there’s no support, the stadiums are empty, this is still a great setting if you’re a professional footballer, to play at Old Trafford.”
