Keano, a true captain!

Keano expressed his frustration on MUTV, which was regarded as undesired by Old Trafford camp managerial level. But I do think his comment is reasonable. What he's done is beneficial to the team! I do agree Red Devils need a winter sales and big purchase.

On a Football365.com article I read:

On Van der Sar: "He should have saved that. That was saveable."

On O'Shea: "He's just strolling around when he should have been busting a gut to get back."

On Rio: "Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink robbed Ferdinand for the second goal... I have seen that happen to Rio before. It is poor defending."

On Darren Fletcher: "I can't understand why people in Scotland rave about Darren Fletcher."

On Kieran Richardson: "He is a lazy defender who deserved to get punished.. he wasn't doing his job."

On Alan Smith: "What is he doing there? He is wandering around as if he is lost. He doesn't know what he is doing."

Though the comments are tough, but all are true. VDS seldom makes such error after his arrival to Old Trafford, but Rio did several time this season, so Keane further added:

Just because you are paid £120,000 a week and play well for 20 minutes against Tottenham, you think you are a superstar.

That's true as well! Hey, you are one of the highest-paid players in England, but your performance is so unconvincing, so you gotta improve to match your value.

Yes, Man Yoo need a big sales. Fletcher is not up to standard. O'Shea and Brown as well. They are not the people who can help Man Utd to get trophies! Simply sell them.

Smithy is forced to play Keano's role, so he is just like a wanderer. So, Fergie, please let him play as an attacker. You might let him play right winger or even attacking midfield, but never the defensive midfielder.

During the 1-4 Riverside disaster, a Hong Kong commentator said "All teams who seriously fancy Euro and domestic trophies are picking defensive midfielder very carefully. However, Fergie chose Smithy-Fletcher partnership, which is a fatal failure."

To me, I can't agree anymore.