Isyaku Ibrahim
Manchester United yesterday lost to mighty Liverpool before their fanatical supporters at the famous Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester City
The home team started the match in full spirit but later succumbed to the firing power of their North London arch rivals under Arne Slot
Liverpool ‘s Columbiana import Louis Diaz got the opener as a result of Casemiro’s blunder he later on increased the tally through similar mistake by the former Real Madrid’s midfielder to make it two nil
After resumption of play in the second half regular customer Mohammed Salah tripled the tally through same mistake this time by England International Koobie Mainoo
On two occasions new boy Joshua Zirkzee attempted scoring but failed as a result of good goalkeeping of Liverpool’s shot stopper Allison Becker and lack of accuracy
Manchester United as the league progresses have a lot to do if they to make an impact in the competition
This is apparent if one could take into consideration their lack of cohesion ,team spirit and failure to make efficient good recruitment of players that would fit into their system coupled with an outstanding and experience tactician that would serve the club to best of his ability not one whose aim is to use players that he once played with
Thus as the league is now on break due to international engagements, inobody will predict the future of the Gaffer as is always a tradition that the club usually dismiss their Coach whenever they failed woefully to Liverpool
Frankly speaking the ball is now in the management ‘s court would they allow him to proceed or axe him as it has been predicted to hand over the team to his assistant who is club legend Ruud Vanistlerooy this question will be pretty hard to answer
With the development, the Red Devils as Manchester United are known are now in the bottom end of the log with three points with a goal difference of minus four while their arch rivals are having nine points from three with a clean sheet
Their next match after the break will be an early kick off against Southampton
