Man Utd Thread:

[NAG1]

Not sure if the international break is coming at a good or bad time for the team.

Might be a couple of weeks to reset and try to come back with some more intent, they are so passive lately it is becoming a worry.

[OakLeaf]

There's zero steel in the midfield. Maybe Baleba will help with that, but the work rate needs to improve massively. Teams can have an off day but what's happening now seems systemic. A lot of that is down to the manager. Maybe he's tired of the toxic boardroom.

[AustinPowers]

Didn't see any highlights yet but  pundits giving out about United's poor  energy and  basically being lazy hoors

Contrast that to Brighton  who worked their nuts  off v Arsenal. Never gave them a second on  the ball.  And should have won 5 or 6 nil

Are United players incapable of  chasing down, putting opponents under pressure? Surely you don't need a manager telling you  to  do that?

 I don't think Carrick was ever the answer but  the least anyone would expect  from any player is a bit of   energy and fight

[Armagh4sam2024]

Every playershould be afraid of losing their place. None are, that's half the problem. The other half is that Carrick won't boot them up the hole when they deserve it.

[befair]

Don't think Utd have been that bad; Fulham keeper was v effective. Mid-table most-likely. Made same with mistake as with Ole; a few good early results and a permanent appt. Manager has to be the biggest dog in the yard.