See Why Paul Scholes was not happy with Bruno Fernandes’s performance

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes was unhappy with Bruno Fernandes' performance in the 0-0 draw with Chelsea yesterday.

The Portuguese international has been accused of missing out on a major role for the Red Devils this season and Scholes thinks the 26-year-old could have been more supportive in the third inning:

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“Adults must stand up. Once again Fernandes today - I can not remember what he did. I do not remember it creating time, I do not remember it being shot for a purpose. "

United's tactics never helped solve the problem. Director Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has struggled with the game between two players, who he has consistently opposed to 'big on' this show.

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There is also no main theme in the fight for Fernandes to feed, with the likes of Marcus Rashford, Mason Greenwood, and Daniel James all enjoying playing on the channel.

However, Scholes is right to think more of Fernandes about his passing and creativity. There is less room for exemption when you come up against a higher level of conflict and the military must find a way to get into the game.