Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag, has encouraged his players to “criticise each other” following the derby demolition at the hands of Manchester City.
United’s players will hold clear-the-air talks on Monday following the 6-3 defeat in the hands of their city rivals, ESPN reports.
Ten Hag labelled the result as a “hammering” and put their display down to a lack of belief among his players.
“It’s an open door. “This performance is unacceptable.
“As a team and as individuals we will criticise each other and then we will learn the lessons and we have to do better, starting the next game,” Ten Hag said.
United are away to Everton in their next Premier League fixture this weekend.