B Fee: The draw with Everton is a bit lazy, you can t make mistakes on and off Manchester United

August 4th, Manchester United drew 2-2 with Everton in the Premier League preseason. Manchester United captain B Fei criticized the team for his lazy performance in this game in an interview after the game, hoping that the team can further sign ups and enhance the competition.

"The situation in this pre-season tour is very positive, and it is very important to be able to work with your teammates to improve your understanding. It is also very important for our game style development and the integration of new players. But we don't want to end this way. Today we are not the best, a little lazy. We need to avoid this because we may pay the price for it any time if we slacken.

This game is also the debut of new player Mbemo. When asked if the team is ready for the new season, B Fee said: "The situation has improved, but it has not reached the level it should be. I don't want to criticize anyone, the club has done its best in what they say the financial situation. But it is obvious that we need to provide more competition for existing players so that everyone can make progress, and I think the club is heading for Working in this direction. Hopefully we can bring in one or two more players to help the team achieve this goal. "

In the interview, B Fei said that after experiencing the failure of last season, the team needs to re-express the winning mentality: "Every little thing is important. In this football club, you can't make any mistakes on and off the court, because the club has a great influence on the global scale, and you will be punished for it. You will be paid attention to the media and the fans, and you must realize this. The culture of this club is victory, and we need to get this culture back. We not only need a winning mentality, but also other things, such as the facilities, teams, staff and many other things that the club is working hard to improve. Many people are suffering from it, and now is the time for our players to show results on the court."