Totally agree. By now every team has figured out that as skilled as Olise is, he doesn't like contact so run at him and rough him up and his game deteriorates.

Success will lie to you but failure always tells you the truth.

Garnacho tackled by Richards, a foul isn't given, game goes on, Fernandes runs into the ref, we're breaking away and the ref pulls the game back. That sums up how games are refereed at Old Trafford. Thank god for VAR to spot Casimero attempting to kill Hughes! Antony, I think, is the most ridiculous player. It's like the scouts must have watched him doing ball juggling and tricks on the pier and said "Boy, this kid must be great".

Ultimately we lost to the better (and ridiculously expensively assembled) team, but at least in the end we made them work for it. I said before the game I hoped Schlupp played wide left and I thought he had his best game since last time he didn't play in central midfield. Ayew and Edouard did nothing to change my opinions of them. Not good enough by a long stretch. Olise played like he had more freedom without Wilf on the pitch, but his final ball was not always there. Still easily our biggest attacking threat without Wilf.

Eze needs a kick up the ar$e. He has a lot of talent, but he came on and was awful, giving the ball away and jogging back to recover. If he wants to get back in the team he has to earn it as it's been a long time since he had a good game.

Aside from Schlupp, Mitchell had Antony in his pocket and Richards had a solid game (despite Rashford constantly diving). Hughes was solid too and played a few good balls forward. A daft penalty, but he didn't intentionally raise his arm.

I'm back to finding it hard to decide which team are the biggest c*nts, Liverpool or United.

Nailed on Pen

“That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn

They are in a different place to Liverpool right now, with this being their 14th straight home win, but I agree to an extent. However, I think the red card changed the attitudes of both teams. They wouldn't have gone that deep with 11 men, or ended the game with 4 centre backs.

Today did feel a bit like a Hodgson performance with a low block and clinging on in the hope of a lucky break. I just hope this tough run of games doesn't prove too demoralising.

On the contrary holding our own against the top sides in the league ,Two draws and two one goal defeats should give the side confidence going into games of lesser standing .

Hughes was within a couple of feet of rashfords cross ,I thought those ones were deamed accidental ? Anyway not a bad effort ,we do what we do with what we have got and on another day it may have seen us nick a point . Always dissapointed with the loss but not disspondent

Hopefully we can get a surprise win against Brighton next weekend, as that would give us a real morale boost.