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🚨 Gary Neville on Patrick Dorgu’s performance and Manchester United players’ mentality after their 4-4 draw with Aston Villa: 🗣️ Gary Neville: “At 2-4, I was already thinking, ‘That’s it. Carrick is definitely gone.’ “I was already preparing myself for the banter I was going to receive from rival fans. “Then Carrick did something nobody expected. He brought Patrick Dorgu on. “At first, I said to myself, ‘You need two goals to save this game, and you’re bringing on a defender?’ “Especially Dorgu, who has struggled for consistency this season. “He replaced Dalot, who had been having a terrible game. He could have easily come onto the pitch, done nothing and blamed the defeat on the players who were already struggling. “But he did something that shocked everyone. “He took responsibility. “Look at that cross for Zirkzee. Look at the quality of the delivery and what it allows the striker to do. He doesn’t have to stop his run or wait for the ball. Dorgu puts it exactly where he needs it. “If I’m Zirkzee, I’m going straight over to Dorgu and telling him, ‘Give me that ball again. I’ll finish it.’ “That’s how you build chemistry between players. One makes the run, the other delivers the ball, and both trust each other to do their jobs. “But Dorgu wasn’t finished after providing the assist. “We still needed another goal. Bruno takes the corner, Dorgu gets himself into the right position and scores. “Two crucial contributions from a player who had barely been on the pitch. “That is the mentality every Manchester United player needs right now. “The willingness to take responsibility, fight back when things are going wrong and keep believing until the final whistle. “If we had played with that same mentality from the beginning, this game could easily have ended 4-0 in our favour. “Now, I’m beginning to understand that Carrick isn’t necessarily the problem at Manchester United. “The biggest problem is the mentality of some of these players. “You cannot wait until you’re losing 2-4 before deciding to fight for the badge. “I’m glad Dorgu showed everyone what it means to take responsibility. Hopefully, the others have learned something from him.”