Former Manchester United Midfielder, Paul Ince has dropped his Candid Opinion on the Trio of Anthony Martial, Jadon Sancho and Lingard after the Red Devils crashed out of the Carabao Cup.

United fell to Defeat in the hands of WestHam United, Losing 1-0. A goal from Lanzini ensures that the Red Devils who were without Cristiano Ronaldo are sent packing out of the Tournament at the Early stage. 

Head Coach, Ole Gunnar Solskjær fielded a Much Younger United team with the Trio of Sancho, Martial and Lingard leading the attack line. All three Attackers Fired blank and has been Subjected to Criticism in the hands of Former United Player, Paul Ince Who didn't hold Back.

Ince, an English man who Featured for the Red Devils from 1989 - 1995 as a Midfielder, playing over 200 matches feels that the aforementioned Trio hasn't done enough to score Goals, making it clear that the excessive dribbling on their part wasn't really necessary.


"I get that Sancho is still learning, he’s still young. But this is not a FIFA game, it’s not all about dribbling and dribbling and trying to beat two, three, four players or little flicks and that," the former England midfielder told The United Stand (via mirror.co.uk)

"Yeah, it’s nice when they come off but the likes of Sancho and Lingard, all these flicks, just play proper football.

"If you watch players like [Ryan] Giggs, they get it and they pass, one-twos and get one-on-one… we just want to keep running with the ball, trying little flicks, little back-heels.

"That’s what I saw with Martial, I saw it at times with Lingard and with Sancho and that’s where they need to learn that it’s not all about dribbling."


"Sometimes you can pass your way through players and get yourself in the box."

"This wasn’t a top-notch West Ham side," added Ince, who came graduated from the Hammers academy and made 95 appearances for the east London club.

"Some of the players you’ve probably not even heard of! It was a time for them to say to the manager, 'I’m still here!'

"How many people are ahead of Martial now? Was he going to go in the transfer window? Ole said no and he’s still part of his plans.