With this current crop of players, honestly think they would struggle to get to even top 10. So many players repeatedly reporting to the treatment room tells me that it is not just physical issue, but attitude too.
Shaw is an example, like forever in treatment room and he most certainly have become our MC King (taking over Jones)
To be injured so often means that these players are not physically conditioned or our fitness coach is driving them to the wall, but I would believe it is the former, and that they may not have the pride to play

OMG.......Leicester City created PL history for an away victory over a helpless Southampton team by 9-0
Even at HT leading 5-0 they never slowed down and scored their last goal in the dying mins of extra time

Yeah.....an amazing scoreline!

That is the way we would love to watch our beloved team plays all the time. No "easing" off when leading. No such attitude as "protecting the lead" and going defensive but be on offensive even up to the very last minute of play even if still winning comfortably. OGS or the next manager should instill this kind of discipline to the lads instead of adopting the "bus parking" attitude

Sack Ole and get Brendan Rogers.

Certainly prefer to retain OGS then get someone who probably still has his heart with Liverpool.

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oo :(

Simply lack of creativity and another striker in our team.

Next away match vs Norwich.
AM is back taking no.9 role.
Flanked by MR and DJ on both sides.
Waiting to watch.

Manchester United XI: De Gea, Young, Lindelof, Maguire, Wan-Bissaka, Fred, McTominay, Pereira, James, Rashford, Martial.

Subs: Romero, Mata, Lingard, Rojo, Greenwood, Garner, Williams.