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Luke Shaw has acknowledged Roy Keane's scathing assessment of his performance and conceded the former Manchester United skipper was justified in his harsh words. Sky Sports pundit Keane tore into Shaw after United's humiliating 3-0 Manchester derby loss, accusing the left-back of "stealing a living" at Old Trafford for years.
Shaw, who was culpable for two of City's strikes, confessed he was miles below his required standard in that crushing defeat and accepted Keane was entitled to highlight his shortcomings, despite the sting of the critique. "People have opinions and I think sometimes you just have to take it on the chin," said Shaw.
"He's got a lot of experience. He was one of the best captains ever for United. Of course it hurts.
"But, for me, I think criticism is part of being a football player. I listen to it. But I think he was right. I think that last week, I wasn't at my level at all.
"I don't need Roy Keane to tell me. I think after the game, I knew that but of course it hurts. The most important thing is knowing how good I can be. The manager knows that.
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"I think the managers who I played with in the past know that. I'm always in the team and I'm always playing, so there must be something that the managers believe in.
"I'm not getting any younger now and I need to be consistent. I've had a lot of ups and downs, but for me now, it's about keeping that consistency at a high level, because I know I can do that.
"That's why last weekend hurt me a lot, because that's not my level. And I think the criticism is what people understand. But like I said, I take it on the chin and listen to it and move on."