Former Man Utd Star Slams Home Record

Gary Neville, the former Manchester United player, has given the club's stadium, Old Trafford, a new and embarrassing nickname after the team's recent poor form. Neville referred to the stadium, affectionately known as the Theatre of Dreams, as the "Theatre of Nothing" in a scathing comment on social media. He expressed disappointment with the team's performances and the manager's struggle.

Cricket Legend Blames Manager for Poor Run

England cricket icon Kevin Pietersen also weighed in on Manchester United's poor run, taking aim at the club's manager, Erik ten Hag. Pietersen criticized ten Hag's approach and suggested that when players start talking negatively about their manager, it's time to say goodbye.

Pressure Mounts on Erik ten Hag

Man Utd's manager, Erik ten Hag, is feeling the heat as his team has experienced their worst start to a season in 61 years. The recent 3-0 defeat to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup has only added to the mounting pressure. Fans and former players are becoming increasingly frustrated with the team's performances.

Ten Hag Feels Sorry for Fans

Erik ten Hag has expressed sympathy for the Manchester United fans who have been disappointed by the team's poor performances. After the defeat to Newcastle, ten Hag admitted that the team's standards were below par and that they needed to take responsibility for their poor form. He vowed to put things right and raise their standards in the upcoming games.

Apology from a Player

Following the recent string of bad results, Man Utd player Rasmus Hojlund issued an apology to the fans. He expressed remorse for the team's performance and promised to do better in the future.