Keane sticks the boot in to United: Roy's half-time TV hairdryer as he says Young is 'not good enough' and brands Rio 'ridiculous'

Former captain says United 'don't look like a team' at the moment



Keane targets winger Ashley Young as 'just not good enough' for the club



He says Ferdinand's performance was so 'ridiculous' it was like a debut

He also says there is 'no defence' for players not bothering to tackle

Manchester United were rescued by Phil Jones against Shakhtar Donetsk on Wednesday night but were not spared a tongue lashing by former hero Roy Keane after yet another lacklustre display at Old Trafford.

On a night where bitter rivals Manchester City came from behind to stun European champions Bayern Munich in Germany, United had to rely on a 67th minute strike to finally break the deadlock against Shakhtar.

VIDEO Scroll down to watch David Moyes pleased with Man United despite poor first half



Not happy: Roy Keane never fails to show his feelings on television and is a natural in front of the camera

Through on goal: Ashley Young looks to loft the ball into the net on what was a poor night for the winger

And laying into the likes of Rio Ferdinand and Ashley Young for letting down under pressure manager David Moyes, Keane did not pull any punches.

Giving his half-time verdict on ITV, Keane said: 'There has been no reaction from the United players from the disappointment of last week. They don't look like a team, just a collection of individuals running around.

'You can defend players for making mistakes but you cannot defend players for not tackling and not getting close to people.

So close: Young looks to the ground after putting his shot over the bar

Under pressure: Manchester United manager David Moyes shouts instructions at his team

'They (United) had a couple of good chances through Ashley Young towards the end of the first half. He should certainly hit the target. I think it sums up his time at Man United, just not good enough.

'David Moyes took the heat off the players before the game by saying it is his responsibility but we are talking about experienced players.



'Rio Ferdinand's decision making, the chances he has taken, it is ridiculous. It is like his debut tonight.



'As we said before the game, there are big question marks over the manager and the players. That for Manchester United is certainly not good enough.'

