Diogo Dalot tells Man Utd team-mates to ‘build positive body language’ after Gary Neville criticises stars’ attitudes
DIOGO DALOT has called on his Manchester United team-mates to ‘build positive body language’.
The right-back played 90 minutes in the draw at St James’ Park against Newcastle.
And after the full-time whistle, main men Bruno Fernandes and Cristiano Ronaldo ran off the pitch without acknowledging the travelling away fans.
Gary Neville blasted the pair, slamming the example they’re setting for the younger players in the squad.
Dalot, as quoted by the Mail, said: “There are times you will show frustration but we want to build that positive body language.
“It gives us energy and the other team less motivation.
“We want to be positive and have momentum, whether we make a mistake or not.
“It’s a good type of advice to give to us.
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“We always have the opportunity to give a good image and performance.”
The Red Devils find themselves four points adrift of fourth-place Arsenal, but have two games in hand.
United take on European hopefuls Wolves on Monday, who are six points behind them going into the game.
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