Dwight Yorke

Of course, all players, when they're playing for a club, you go out there and expect to give your all every time and try to get results for your manager, for the fans, for everything.

But somehow he just seems very difficult at the moment to try and get the best out of these players.

But as I said, I look throughout that United team, the sparkle that is there.

Where is the likes of Hernandez, people like in the past that we have got, people like Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to come off the bench, to sparkle us, to bring us back into the game.

We just seem to lack that.

We can't seem to bring those type of players back.

And the players that we have let go and leave the football club, the players that have replaced them, in my opinion, is simply not good enough.

And I think that's where the manager is downfall in the quality of players that he's brought to the football club.

I just think the timing was wrong.

I think there's so many opportunities he's had to probably leave Wazza out.

And I felt that, you know, in his most difficult spell as a manager at Manchester United, you know, to leave your captain out, I just think it was a big call.

And, of course, he's a manager who's a lot of experience and you have to make these calls, but certainly it went against him today and I felt...

that was probably the wrong move from Van Gaal point of view.

Well, there is never a right or a wrong time.

You look at these games, you know, games are thick and fast.

We know over this festival period that the games are coming, you know, every other two days.

And, of course, Chelsea is the game that everyone is talking about.

Would our manager be in charge?

We don't know.

There's a lot of speculation going on at the football club at the moment.