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Originally Posted by guerreiro
Honestly didn’t feel we played that bad yesterday. Felt like a smash and grab from Brighton.
Get dalot out of the team and keep him on plumbing or plastering duties around Carrington and 2 goals wouldn’t have happened.
Thought Rashford played well as well. Only spark we had, always looked dangerous.
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They had more of the ball and more shots on target. It was absolutely nothing like a smash and grab. It was a convincing win by a far better side. As for Rashford, my god almighty I don't know what you were watching, the only thing dangerous about him was taking some poor £#%&!er in the crowd's head off with his shooting.
United are, as Coracao has alluded to, a dysfunctional mess and have been for months. We've started this season with 5 terrible performances even though we've managed to somehow win two of them, and we were lucky that we didn't get stuffed 5-1 yesterday.
Whatever the overeall problem is with this side the manager and the players need to sort it quickly because I'm struggling to see where a win is coming from at the moment with a team this broken.
The lack of knowhow, belief and execution of any kind of game plan is extremely worrying. At 2-0 down yesterday they were all utterly beaten and they had no idea how to get back into the game. It's a scenario we've seen umpteen times away from home last year where they go behind and they just £#%&!ing sink, no fight, no nothing.
Brighton were the very picture of a team working in perfect harmony, everyone was on their game. United are the total opposite, a bodge job of parts that don't fit or complement each other - all working in complete disharmony with nobody entirely sure what their job is or how to do it.
Are we that bad? You bet your £#%&!ing arse we are.