EPL: Rio Ferdinand reveals Man Utd player who must buck up his ideas

<p>Manchester United legend, Rio Ferdinand believes goalkeeper, Andre Onana needs to ‘buck up his ideas’ after his latest error in the Red Devils’ Premier League 2-1 win over Brentford on Saturday.</p>, <p>Onana was at fault for Brentford’s opening goal before two second half late brace from Scott McTominay gave Erik ten Hag’s side all three points against Brentford at Old Trafford.</p>, <p>The Cameroonian got a touch on Mathias Jensen’s low shot but it was a weak attempt at a stop as the visitors took the lead.</p>, <p>When asked about Onana’s big celebrations after Man United beat Brentford, Ferdinand told his FIVE podcast on Monday, “I saw a bit of myself, I didn’t play well when England drew against Greece when David Beckham scored that free-kick to famously secure World Cup 2002 qualification.</p>, <p>“I remember celebrating with Becks and thanking him. I saw a bit of that in Onana. When you make a mistake… I could sense the relief that he had.</p>, <p>“He should have made the save. In training, he probably makes that save every day. I saw a quote from Peter Schmeichel, who spoke to him and told him not to let the pressure of Man Utd get to you.</p>, <p>“If you were to speak to Onana himself, I think he would say, ‘This is not the start I wanted, this is no way near the level I am used to performing at and this is not the standard required at Man Utd so I need to buck up my ideas’.”</p>