Micah Richards and Gary Neville in HEATED row over Manchester United’s manager role after derby defeat, with former City star questioning why Ralf Rangnick was hired and insisting they should have gone for Antonio Conte
- Gary Neville and Micah Richards were embroiled in a heated debate on TV
- The pundits argued after Manchester United’s 4-1 loss against Manchester City
- Former City defender Richards questioned Ralf Rangnick’s role at Old Trafford
- The German was appointed on an interim basis until the end of this campaign
- In response, the ex-United stalwart Neville insisted it was the right decision
- Richards gestured wildly and raised his voice; Neville put his head in his hands
Gary Neville and Micah Richards were embroiled in a blazing argument over Ralf Rangnick’s role at Manchester United after their derby defeat against Manchester City.
United lost 4-1 and were comprehensively outplayed by their bitter rivals at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday evening, with interim boss Rangnick’s tactics questioned by Neville himself.
Richards insisted he should not have been appointed manager, raising his voice and gesticulating wildly, while Neville put his head in his hands and told his fellow pundit to ‘stop ranting’ as tempers boiled over in a heated row.
Micah Richards (second right) and Gary Neville (left) were involved in a heated argument on TV
The pair were working as pundits on the Manchester derby on Sunday, in which City won 4-1
Neville put his head in his hands (left) in response to Richards raising his voice in a blazing row
The debate began when former United stalwart Neville said: ‘I can absolutely, categorically tell you Ralf Rangnick will not be the manager…
Source : dailymail
