Toxic Old Trafford Voices Anger Towards Ownership as United Are Beaten Again

Manchester United fans turn hostile towards the ownership after United are beaten by Bournemouth again.

The Cherries dominated the game, winning at Old Trafford 3-0 as the hosts fell to an eighth winless game.

Fans voiced their displeasure at INEOS, the Glazers and Jason Wilcox with chants directed towards them all.

There was also a cacophony of boos towards the players who looked short of confidence.

The “Best in Class” quote echoed around the ground; fans were name-calling Wilcox, who has been a failure, and the joint owners were told to sell the club.

An embarrassing season for United continues with no end to the dismal run in sight.

Class Cherries outperform United

Bournemouth’s form from their midweek win over AC Milan continued in their performance at Old Trafford.

Goals from Rayan, Marcus Tavernier and Evanilson sank a capsizing United team who once again failed to look a threat.

Bournemouth controlled possession well, inviting a press from their opposition, who failed to lay a glove on them. Rayan performed excellently against Dalot, while the Cherries’ midfield ran rings around Youri Tielemans, Andrey Santos and Carlos Baleba.

The away side took the lead in the 38th minute from a set piece given away by Ayden Heaven. The defender was lucky to not see red after a two-footed challenge.

The free kick was swung into the United penalty area; a first-time volley from Rayan flew into the bottom left corner. United’s heads dropped again, and things gradually got worse.

Five minutes later, Bournemouth launched a long ball over the top, and Leny Yoro slipped on the sodden Old Trafford turf. His mistake allowed Adrien Truffert to lay the ball across the box for Tavernier to slot home.

United were booed off at half-time again, with some fans not returning to their seats for the second half.

United nearly allowed a third goal straight after the interval. The back four gave the ball away to Bournemouth. The ball into the area found an offside Evanilson, whose goal was disallowed.

Heaven made a mistake again, teeing up Rayan, whose shot was well held by Senne Lammens.

Bournemouth continued to pile pressure on the United goal, with Rayan influential in every attacking scenario for the away side.

Many shots flew wide of Lammens’ post, but he was left hapless by a defence which again let him down.

As the wind swirled around the ground, the hostility rose. Fans chanted comments directly at Wilcox, who sat smugly in his chair next to failing CEO Omar Berrada.

Fans then went straight at the joint ownership that is ultimately killing this once-great club.

Bournemouth found a third goal, which was finished emphatically by Evanilson. United defenders stood and watched a loose ball, which left Lammens to rush for a ball that he failed to get to.

Evanilson nicked in and curled a shot into the back of an empty net from a tight angle. More delight for the Cherries, who have beaten United by clear goals at Old Trafford for a third time in five years.

Relegation is a possibility for United

This is the worst start to a Premier League season for United in their entire history. A mismanaged side with players who don’t fit the system and are misguided by everyone at the club.

Constant injuries, ownership and staff who fail to admit to any wrongdoing and a club that’s become a poison chalice for anyone who steps through the door.

United fans were warned by Nice fans about how bad INEOS and Jim Ratcliffe are at running a football club. They and the Glazer family are nothing but reckless.

Constant managerial changes bring short-term results, and as soon as transfer windows roll around, their head coaches are hugely let down by horrifying transfer windows.

Wrong investments, overpaying for players and being unable to offload assets due to their ridiculous wages. It’s no wonder the only successful signing since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement is Bruno Fernandes.

After Fernandes’ comments midweek, he got left on the bench for the whole game today. Unsurprisingly, United failed to create anything.

If Michael Carrick is to stay in charge, it wouldn’t come as a surprise to see the club in the relegation zone next weekend after they face Chelsea.

Players have downed tools; fans have had enough, and the Red Devils are falling deeper into the depths of this hellish nightmare.

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