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EPL: Ince identifies two players not good enough to play for Man Utd after Arsenal draw


Former Manchester United midfielder, Paul Ince has identified two Manchester Untied players that are not good enough to play for manager, Jose Mourinho’s men.

According to Ince, the likes of Paul Pogba and Romelu Lukaku are not good enough to play for the Old Trafford club.

The 51-year-old stated this following United’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal on Wednesday.

“It feels like every time I speak about Man United, it’s about Paul Pogba and Romelu Lukaku. I’m getting bored of them both,” Ince told Paddy Power News.

“Against Arsenal, the game was quite exciting and fun – which is rare for United at the minute – until those two came on the pitch.

“It wasn’t necessarily top class football on display, but it was enjoyable, and that’s all the fans wanted.”

United tackle Fulham this Saturday evening in the Premier League fixture, and all eyes will be on Mourinho’s team selection.

Ince added: “The big decision for Jose Mourinho now is whether he keeps the same side for the Fulham game.

“He keeps chopping and changing it, and I can see why.

“He did the right thing in dropping Pogba and Lukaku, they don’t seem remotely interested, and they’re just not good enough.”