Gary Neville admits Manchester United aren't good enough to win the Premier League.
Louis
van Gaal's men are already a massive 10 points behind leaders Chelsea
after winning just three of their opening eight games.
Daley
Blind's late equaliser spared United's blushes at West Brom on Monday
night, and former Reds defender Neville reckons the title is beyond
them.
Daley Blind equalised late on to save Manchester United's blushes
He said: 'At this moment in time this Man United team isn't good enough to win the league.
'Louis
Van Gaal asked for three months when he came in and he's reassessed
that. It's a tougher job than he imagined and in the next eight games
they've got tough opponents.
'At
the start of the season after eight games you would have said they
would have been on 16 or 17 points. There's been a lot of upheaval. It's
been tough for him.
Saido Berahino picks his spot to put West Brom 2-1 up
'Coming out of the World Cup he was drunk with praise, but I think it's sobered him up slightly.
'There's
a big belief, I think he will get it right. A lot of good players have
been signed but there's been so many injuries, particularly in defence.
'There's something there but it's going to take him longer.'
Marouanne Fellaini climbed off the bench to haul United level
Fellaini celebrates with his team-mates after making an almost immediate impact
Gary Neville was on the Sky Sports panel for United's draw at The Hawthorns
Stephane Sessegnon fires West Brom ahead early on
Sessegnon wheels away in celebration after stunning United
Joleon Lescott tussles for possession with Robin van Persie
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