Gary Neville has doubled down on his criticism of Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes and the way he conducts himself in matches - insisting his petulant behaviour makes it difficult for young players.
Fernandes was singled out for his demeanour during United's 7-0 thrashing at Anfield last month, where he could regularly be seen throwing his arms up in the air in retaliation and offering little encouragement to his team-mates.
As part of Sky Sports' Super Sunday panel on Merseyside last month, Neville and former Manchester United captain Roy Keane heavily criticised the Portugal international's actions, with the latter labelling his body language a "disgrace".