Coming from Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United legend has wasted no time in blasting the teams embarrassing display yesterday were they were held to a 2:2 draw against Bournemouth. He said “they should be ashamed of themselves especially the coach cause we don’t see any tactics or plan of his game. They played like grandpa’s Worst team in the world ”, “It’s over”. Manchester United legend furious as he labels united players ‘grandpa’ after Bournemouth draw. Ten hag should just go enough of this disgrace. Its to much to take alot of United first needs to go playing like they don’t care😡🙀🙀
Manchester United faced off against A.F.C. Bournemouth in their recent Premier League fixture, resulting in a 2-2 draw on April 13. Disappointed fans vented their frustration on social media, singling out Brazilian midfielder Casimiro for criticism due to his below-par performance. Comments ranged from questioning his skills to suggesting he should be benched in future matches.
One fan expressed sadness over Casimiro’s apparent decline, while another jokingly proposed booking him a post-match flight to Saudi Arabia, highlighting his perceived lack of impact. Some fans also vented about the hefty transfer fee paid to Real Madrid for Casimiro, showing resentment towards the Spanish club. Amidst the frustration, one supporter humorously suggested it might be time for Casimiro to retire, likening him to a grandfather.
The match itself saw Dominic Solanke scoring first for Bournemouth in the 16th minute, followed by an equalizer from Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes in the 31st minute. Justin Kluivert then put Bournemouth ahead again with a skillful finish five minutes later. However, Fernandes, United’s captain, salvaged a point with a penalty in the 65th minute.
Currently, Manchester United sits in seventh place in the league, accumulating 50 points from 32 matches. Their recent performance has been lackluster, with three draws, one loss, and one win in their last five games. Up next, Erik ten Hag’s team will take on Sheffield United F.C. on April 24, preceded by an FA Cup semi-final clash against Coventry City on April 21. Meanwhile, the other semi-finalists, Chelsea and Manchester City, will face off on April 20, with the FA Cup final scheduled for May 25 at Wembley Stadium.
Injuries have been a recurring issue for Manchester United this season, with key players such as Tyrell Malacia, Luke Shaw, Victor Lindelof, Lisandro Martínez, and Jonny Evans currently sidelined.
