if you have weeds in your garden you've got to get rid of them, but there is some Japanese knotweed at that football club - Gary Neville slams United players

Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has blasted the United squad following their 4-0 defeat to

Everton , comparing them to Japanese knotweed that is "attacking the foundations" of the club.

The Red Devils suffered an embarrassing loss to the Everton on Sunday.

They were humiliated the toffees and  eventually fell to a 4-0 loss, managing just one shot on target for themselves at Goodison Park throughout the entire 90 minutes.

After the game, Neville voiced his anger at the performance and insisted the result was simply down to the players underperforming.

"I'm furious to be honest with you," Neville said on Sky Sports . "Clubs over the last seven years, if you have weeds in your garden you've got to get rid of them, but there is some Japanese knotweed at that football club.

"It's attacking the foundations of the house and it needs dealing with properly.

"A few weeks ago I said that about Jose Mourinho and the fans stuck with him, but wanted him out at the end.

"They aren't going to want Ole Gunnar Solskjaer out. Those players now, well and truly their heads are on the line.

"Everton ran four kilometres further in the first half. Everton!

"Manchester United players, honestly, it's embarrasing watching some of those out there today. I'm absolutely furious.