Lisandro Martinez Drops a Pipebomb & Calls Out Jason Wilcox - REACTION
The Promised Land | A Manchester United PodcastShow Notes
Lisandro Martínez has delivered an extraordinary interview following Manchester United's 2-0 Champions League defeat to Atlético Madrid, publicly questioning the club's ambition, summer recruitment and the decisions being made above Michael Carrick.
The Argentine defender singled out Jason Wilcox and United's football leadership, expressing frustration at the failure to sufficiently strengthen the squad after last season's progress. He also questioned why managers and players repeatedly shoulder the blame for poor performances while those responsible for building the team escape similar scrutiny.
But how justified are Martínez's criticisms? Did INEOS and United's recruitment team fail to provide Carrick with the squad required to compete on multiple fronts? And can Martínez point the finger elsewhere when the players themselves have contributed to such a disappointing start to the season?
Scott Saunders offers his thoughts.
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