I have been in situations myself where you feel, as a player, the management or the club isn't aligned from top to bottom.

You kind of feel lonely out there, and I think that's what Bruno Fernandes is doing, he's reacting to maybe feeling alone out there.

I watched him in the game, he's trying to press, he turns around and there wasn't anybody following him up. His reaction, his body language wasn't great when those situations occurred. That's frustration.

But, I also do think that, given this last week and what's happened, he probably should not be saying these things because it's only going to add to the problems.

With experience, you learn that you need to keep these things in-house.

It's a problem, with everything that happened during the week.

Michael Carrick didn't need this, the club didn't need this. It's exposing all of the issues that are at Manchester United.

It's very plain to see that there are loads of issues, but you need to be fixing them, you need to be having meetings within the club, which I'm sure that they are, but it's obviously not resolved because there are some frustrations there which haven't been resolved.

It's just translating on to the pitch.