Paul Scholes has issued a light-hearted response after he was criticised for labelling Manchester United winger Antony a "one trick pony" in the build-up to Sunday evening's 2-1 win at Everton.
Antony and Jadon Sancho were both slammed by Scholes after Thursday night's nervy 3-2 win over Nicosia Omonia in the Europa League, with the legendary United midfielder agreeing with Erik ten Hag, who had claimed the duo were too "static" during the match.
But Scholes went further on Antony, who joined the club from Ajax in a deal that could eclipse £85million in the summer. He told BT Sport: "He was right about the wingers being static. Sancho never really runs in behind. he needs a fast left-back if he's playing on the left, he needs a striker to link with, they haven't really got that at the moment.
