Gary Neville and Roy Keane criticize Wolves' tactics against Liverpool

In a recent Sky Sports commentary, Gary Neville expressed his frustration with Wolves' tactics during their 2-1 defeat to Liverpool. He criticized the team's decision to pass the ball back to the goalkeeper in the closing minutes of the match, arguing that such tactics are unacceptable when a team is in need of a goal. Neville emphasized that while playing out from the back can be effective, there comes a point in the game where urgency is required. He highlighted that teams at the lower end of the table often engage in excessive passing without making any significant attempts to score. This sentiment was echoed by his former Manchester United teammate, Roy Keane, who also criticized MK Dons for similar tactics earlier in the month. Keane humorously suggested that teams should have a 'time out' to remind players of the score and the need to push forward. Both pundits shared a common view that teams must adapt their strategies when facing a deficit, as failing to do so can lead to a lack of pressure and excitement in the game. Their rants reflect a growing concern among football analysts regarding the approach of lower-tier teams in critical match situations, urging a more aggressive and proactive style of play to enhance competitiveness and fan engagement.