One Manchester United fan went on a passionate rant after their defeat to Tottenham, calling for Erik ten Hag should be sacked.
The Red Devils were comprehensively beaten 2-0 by Tottenham on Sunday, with their midfield deficiencies ruthlessly exploited by Ange Postecoglou's side in the second half.
The defeat follows on for an alarmingly unconvincing 1-0 win over Wolves in their opening Premier League match, where Andre Onana narrowly escaped conceding a penalty.
Indeed, it is a concerning time for supporters, with their club having spent nearly £180million on Mason Mount, Onana and Rasmus Hojlund.And the frustrations of Sunday's performance proved to be the tipping point for one fan, who ripped into the state of the club and their manager's lack of animation on the touchline.
"What is going on at United?", an impassioned caller exclaimed on talkSPORT."They've got no heartbeat, there's no rhythm. I used to watch Manchester United and within two or three minutes there would be electricity and you know it would be a cracking game."You look at that rubbish today, and you either want to turn your TV or walk out the stadium."
He then took aim at Ten Hag's summer transfer business, labelling Hojlund the "Erling Haaland from Wish".
'What is Ten Hag doing?", he continued. "He goes and buys a player called [Rasmus] Hojlund. Did he think it was [Erling] Haaland on Wish? What is he doing? Nine goals in the Serie A. Why doesn't he go for [Victor] Osimhen?
"One player won't change anything at United, you need 10 players. Ten Hag is not a Manchester United manager.
"That man is on the sideline, chewing gum and not even animated. My 82-year-old mother is more animated than him.
"He needs to go, the guy needs to go. Get that clown out the club and even bring [David] Moyes back."
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