Ex-WSL Manager Criticizes Man Utd's Handling of Women's Team
Carla Ward has sounded off about Manchester United's approach to their women's team, with concerns raised over squad depth and selection decisions. Read on for more details.
Carla Ward has spoken bluntly about Manchester United and the club's commitment to its women's team this season. The Red Devils have started well but the former Birmingham City and Aston Villa boss took issue with Marc Skinner only naming four outfield players on the bench for Sunday's WSL win over Liverpool amid growing concerns from fans about squad depth.
The Issue of Squad Depth
Carla Ward, a former Birmingham City and Aston Villa manager, has expressed her dissatisfaction with Manchester United's squad depth for their women's team. In a recent WSL match against Liverpool, fans noted that only four outfield players were named on the bench, raising questions about the team's ability to cope with injuries and rotation over the course of the season.
Message to the Board
Marc Skinner, the current manager of Manchester United's women's team, has come under fire for his selection decisions. Ward suggests that Skinner's choice to field a limited bench could be seen as a message to the club's board regarding the need for more support and resources for the women's team. This move has sparked discussions among fans and pundits about the level of commitment shown towards the women's team at Manchester United.
