Roy Keane, a former star midfielder for Manchester United, has strongly criticized the team's recent performance. The Red Devils drew 1-1 with Chelsea in the Premier League, and Keane believes the team's display was far from impressive. He suggested that the incoming manager, Ruben Amorim, should have signed a longer contract to help the team improve.

The draw at Old Trafford left Manchester United with a disappointing 12 points from 10 games, their worst start to a season since 1986/87. Goals from Bruno Fernandes and Moises Caicedo ensured a share of the spoils, but the team's overall performance was lackluster.

Manchester United now sits in 13th place in the league, behind teams like Fulham and West Ham United. Keane, who is now a pundit, expressed his frustration with the team's current state. He believes that the team lacks conviction and is boring to watch.

Keane also highlighted the team's lack of togetherness and their inability to grind out results when needed. He thinks that some of the current players have an inflated sense of their abilities.

Looking ahead, Manchester United has some important games coming up. They will face PAOK in the Europa League and Leicester City in the Premier League. Amorim's first game as manager will be against Ipswich Town on November 24.

Roy Keane Slams United's Performance After Chelsea Draw

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