Jamie Carragher's particularly brutal assessment of Manchester United's squad four years ago appears to have fallen on deaf ears considering two of the three players he singled out are still at the club.
The Liverpool legend suggested that in 2019 the Red Devils were gripped with a similar kind of fear to the one he feels plagued his old side years prior in that they felt they wouldn't be able to survive without a few key players. At the time, Paul Pogba was stalling on extending his stay while David de Gea seemed desperate to force through a move to Real Madrid.
Carragher insisted that United should remember how big of a club they are and encouraged them to avoid begging any player to stay at Old Trafford.
