Roy Keane believes Manchester Untied are incapable of winning big games at the minute.
The former skipper was speaking on ITV after watching his team exit the Champions League after losing 2-1 to Sevilla.
Keane feels United are a bunch of individuals not able to play as a team:
“They are playing like individuals, not a team. I'm not surprised Man United lost because you just don't know what you are going to get with this team.
“You can talk about tactics and systems, but players have got to do their job and when you are playing for United, you expect more.
“I always felt when you put on the jersey that you enjoyed the pressure, the history, the badge, the expectations of supporters.
“I get the impression with this team, they don't seem to be enjoying that pressure.
“You got to give the opposition a bit of credit, they grew in confidence and after 10 minutes they probably felt there is nothing to fear here.
"Two two goals United gave away were shocking, whatever level you are playing that. It makes it very difficult.
“Give them credit, they turned up played well and deserved to go through, but you expect more from United obviously."
"The expectation was for United to go through, but over the course of the two games, they didn't deserve it.”
