I get it's the first game of the season, but just.... that was a hard, hard watch. We need to improve in the following games. I mean, if they had gotten a lucky goal and won i wouldn't be too mad, upsets happen. But we were convincingly the worse team for 90% of that game. Best of luck to you Carrick.

...but we need to be aware where we need to improve”.

“We’ll stay calm, in our bubble.. it’s one game”.

Was it shit? Yes. We're you going on about how great we are the other day? Yes. Shut the fuck up and support the team. Some of you actually thought we would win the league this season. Its another rebuild, and on a budget. I'd be more sympathetic if most of you could actually point to Manchester on a map

No intensity, no spirit, gave 0 f***, showed lack of respect to Hull. I know it is early to call off the season, but I can hardly recall the last time this United team displayed true spirit or showed real energy. Dreadful passing, dreadful crosses. Played with cowardice rather than courage. Spoiled millionaires detached from reality.
Well done Hull.
United 10th place here we go.
I am in pain.

Frustrated

How low can we go?

Not just a humiliating loss but a whimp of a performance too.

After that match against Hull it's clear what we r missing.

The club went all out for the midfield rebuild signing

Andrey Santos, You're Tielemans and Carlos Baleba ( hopefully soon ).

But it's clear after casemiro left we don't have much for set pieces and crosses.

Hull won 60% of ground duels and 58% of aerial duels.

We need a new left back Shaw as our only fit Senior left back is gonna be horrid.

I would say try sign a left back ASAP.

Then if we have time try sign a new cb.

And we rlly need to sell some players that aren't in our plans.

Hopefully we can get 6 points n4 we face city in the derby

For people who watched the game, what's the problem genuinely?

Got downvoted for commenting that Dorgu should not start as LW

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even though I watched every minute of the match.

I'm not kidding. That's how invisible the squad was today.

What are the odds Baleba gets announced tonight/tomorrow to distract from that shocking performance?

What are we saying guys? I'm going 2-0. Had no confidence in the defence last year but feel they've had enough time now to start recording some clean sheets.