Bruno Fernandez says Roy Keene “has my respect”
Bruno Fernandez says he respects Manchester United legend Roy Keene after his recent criticism of Captain Culent.
Fernandez scored a hat trick Against Real Sociedad when United booked a place for the last eight of the Europa League.
But Keene – garnered 12 major honors at United – Fernandez’s qualities are called questionable Recently, he’s been saying “not a fighter” and “the talent isn’t enough.”
Fernandez was asked if such criticism was unfair by United players from different eras.
“Talent isn’t enough to play for a big club!” 😡
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“I can’t change people’s minds. Everything I have to do is go on the pitch and try to do my best for the club.
“Roy Keene was a great captain for the club. He’s the best captain, as everyone says. I haven’t had the chance to see a lot from him, but he’s been a great player who has won everything for the club, even though it’s only been in the last few years.
“He has great respect from everyone and I have my respect. He has to express his views on the program, and this is what he thinks about me.
“I’m trying to do something I’m doing on the pitch to try to change his mind, or something that he thinks is probably a good thing. Obviously, I do that in my own way, I don’t want anyone to copy.
“I’m trying to be the best captain I can do for my teammates, trying to help everyone in the best ways I can and in the best ways I know.
“There’s a lot to improve not only as a captain, but as a player, as a person, as a person, as a person, as a person, as a person, that’s fine.
“Criticism will always be part of (the game), and it will help me grow and realize there is still a long way to go.”