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Manchester United’s players ARE following Ralf Rangnick’s body language orders

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Ralf Rangnick has told his Man United stars to improve their body language after Gary Neville called the Red Devils ‘a bunch of whingebags’… as Scott McTominay admits criticism after draw at Newcastle was ‘completely justified’

  • United’s are following orders from Ralf Rangnick to improve their body language
  • The interim manager brought it up after winning at Norwich earlier this month
  • Gary Neville also criticised the ‘whingeing’ during Monday’s draw at Newcastle
  • United beat Burnley 3-1 in their last Premier League fixture before the New Year  











Manchester United’s players are following orders from interim manager Ralf Rangnick to improve their body language and stop bickering on the pitch.

Rangnick brought it up after winning at Norwich earlier this month, and former United defender Gary Neville criticised the ‘whingeing’ among United players during Monday’s draw at Newcastle.

After beating Burnley with a much improved performance on Thursday night, Rangnick said: ‘The reaction to what is happening on the pitch is the question.

Manchester United’s players are following orders from interim manager Ralf Rangnick to improve their body language and stop bickering on the pitch 

Rangnick brought it up after winning at Norwich earlier this month, and Gary Neville criticised the ‘whingeing’ among United players during Monday’s draw at Newcastle

Rangnick brought it up after winning at Norwich earlier this month, and Gary Neville criticised the ‘whingeing’ among United players during Monday’s draw at Newcastle

‘How do we react? How do we fight back and show them we are a team that believes in ourselves? Or do we shake our heads and wave our arms? These things only help the other team and damage our team.

‘I told them it is important to we work and behave as a team and don’t show these side effects on the pitch.’

Rangnick made six…

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Source : dailymail

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