Keys criticizes Man Utd's player for their performance in the FA Cup final, calling it unforgivable.

Richard Keys expressed his disapproval towards Manchester United player Antony on the morning of the FA Cup final. He criticized Antony for his actions during the semi-final against Coventry City, where he appeared to taunt the opposing team. Despite United securing their spot in the final, Keys believed Antony's behavior was unacceptable.

After Rasmus Hojlund's winning penalty kick, Antony turned to the Coventry players and cupped his ears in a provocative manner. This sparked criticism from former Coventry player Clinton Morrison, who stated that Antony should focus on his own job instead of antagonizing the opposing team. Keys also pointed out Antony's lackluster performances this season, suggesting he should be playing in the Championship instead.

Antony defended himself by stating that he was reacting to the provocations from Coventry's players and was defending his club in the heat of the moment. However, Keys still refused to let go of the incident and brought it up again on the morning of the FA Cup final between United and Manchester City. He even suggested that Coventry, who lost in the semi-final, were the true winners and hoped City would win the final.

Recently, Keys also shared his thoughts on United's reported fire sale in the upcoming summer transfer window. It has been rumored that the club is open to offers for almost every first-team player, but manager Erik ten Hag has denied these claims. Keys expressed his curiosity about how much United would raise from this sale and questioned which players other teams would actually be interested in.

While some may disagree with Keys' opinions, he remains adamant in his stance. He also continues to share his thoughts on other Manchester United news, including their recent decision to sack Erik ten Hag as manager ahead of the FA Cup final. Fans can stay updated on all the latest news, exclusives, and analysis by signing up for updates. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

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