Aston Villa captain McGinn was furious after his side's 4-4 draw away to Manchester United on Sunday, a match in which Villa twice squandered a two-goal lead.
Aston Villa captain McGinn criticized his teammates' game management. In Sunday's chaotic 4-4 draw at Manchester United, Villa twice held a two-goal lead but failed to win. Emery's side were on the verge of claiming all three points at Old Trafford, only to concede two goals in stoppage time and be pegged back by a struggling Manchester United.
"We have to manage these moments better. Not many teams come here, go 2-0 up and then concede."
"In that situation, we have to defend better and play well in the last ten minutes of each half."
"We have a lot of inexperienced players in our squad, but also a lot of talent, which is why we keep scoring goals. No matter how low Manchester United's confidence is, playing against them is never easy."
"The third goal we conceded was terrible, and it gave them huge hope. We gave away two points. The last five minutes were absolute chaos, and it's a very frustrating feeling."
"The manager is a very competitive person, and he'll be as frustrated as we are. We're off to join our national teams now, but he'll be replaying this match over and over for the next two weeks."