Breaking news: Ralf Ragnick after yesterday’s game submitted names of places he want at Manchester United and players to be sold ,he was so disappointed.

 

Ralf Rangnick felt Manchester United 

made technical and physical mistakes against 

Newcastle that led to a performance he wasn't

 happy with.

Edison cavani came off the bench equalize

 in the second half after Allan Saint-Maximin 

had put the hosts ahead, but it was a scrappy

 and disjointed performance from United.

They could muster no response to the opening

 goal before the break and Ragnick was critical

 of the first-half performance.

He revealed he'd warned his team about 

Newcastle's danger on the break, which made

 United's habit of giving the ball away in 

dangerous areas all the more frustrating, 

while he also felt his team failed to match the

 intensity of the hosts.

"We didn't play good today, having been 

down 1-0 after seven minutes we had too 

many unforced errors, too many giveaways 

in possession, including the goal," Ragnick.

"That didn't make life any easier for us 

in this game. It was a massive push for Newcastle

. In the first half, we didn’t play good. I’m 

not happy with the first-half performance.

"In the second half we had to take the risk 

of changing formation and making two subs

. It was better in the second half but still not

 the kind of level we have to play to control

 games.

"There were two problems, the unforced 

errors and the technical errors, which were 

the wrong decisions in possession, this caused

 transitional moments from Newcastle, they’re

 good in this area, the other one [problem] 

was we didn’t play as aggressive without 

the ball in counter-pressing, that is a question

 of physicality. In both areas we were not 

at the level we should have been."

United were playing their first game in 16 

days after a Covid-19 outbreak forced the 

postponement of games against Brentford

 and Brighton, but Rangnick rejected the 

possibility of using that as an excuse for

 the performance.

"Maybe there might still be some side

 effects of Covid but I don’t think we should

 look for excuses," he said.

"We should analyse and realise in this 

area [physicality] Newcastle was better than

 us. We have to raise that level, get better. In 

three days we’re playing Burnley, this will 

be physical, we have to get more physical."