Old Trafford legend Roy Keane says United will have been
bitterly disappointed not to hang on for a draw, despite having a
bad day at the office.
The former Reds skipper and Sunderland boss has played in some epic
United-Arsenal battles and knows what it is like to win and
lose.
It was frustrating for me to, especially with the way the result
went, he told Sky Sports. The manager will be bitterly
disappointed. What will have frustrated the manager most is that it
was a bad day, but when you have your bad days you still want to
get something out of the game."
The defeat ended United's 100 per cent record, but Keane believes
the Reds can come back from the disappointment. Keane added: I
think with ten minutes to go he would have been delighted with a
draw. But I dont think United need to panic. It was a
disappointing result, but they have the experience and they will be
fine.
The Irishman was impressed with the performance of 19-year-old
Gunners midfielder Cesc Fabregas, who set Emmanuel Adebayors 85th
minute winning strike.
I don think United are [missing bite in midfield], added Roy.
It was just today. And, credit to Arsenal, they did well. I
thought Cesc Fabregas was outstanding today, especially for the
goal. I don't think you can be too harsh on Ronaldo for losing the
ball. There should have been a few more tackles once Fabregas got
the ball. Hes a good player, but somebody should have got to him
earlier.
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