Man Utd players booed off after Bournemouth stun Amorim's side at Old Trafford

Boos rang out after brilliant Bournemouth won 3-0 at Old Trafford for the second season running, with Manchester United's fortunes continuing to yield mixed results under new boss Ruben Amorim.

Erik ten Hag was in charge the last time the Cherries put three goals past Man Utd on home turf a year ago, but a change of manager has not prompted a change of outcome, undone by similar failings and a clear weakness from set-pieces.

The hosts at least worked hard without reward in the first 45 minutes, but shot themselves in the foot after the break and didn't have the guile to respond in the attacking third either, which will prompt more questions about Amorim's decision to exclude Marcus Rashford for a third game on the bounce.

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[dribblesbarbax]

How did Bournemouth stun Utd? Bournemouth are a better team and deserved the win. When do we ever say a team in 5th stun a team in 13th?

[MJB]

Bournemouth are a good, hard working, well organised team. Show some respect. Top flight team for years now.

[TheSt]

As a United fan results like this are no longer a surprise.

[Kspat]

Amorim has to be mind blown at how bad this United squad is. Hes screwed for years.

[EleanoRgz]

This is why player contracts should be performance-based rather than fixed weekly wages.

[Timekeeper]

This is why players contracts should be performance based rather than a standard weekly wage.

[tazionuvolari]

Amorim needs at least 10 players. Another billion.

[HRRYGAME]

Everyone pointing fingers at united, but no one gives us credit...we're 5th in the prem now, we've beat or drawn against most if not all the "big" teams in the prem. Up the cherries 🍒🤫

[feverdream]

New chant idea: "you're going to be sold... you're going to be solddd. This is United, you're all getting sold"

[mordecaiwayne]

I loved watching Man Utd hammer teams as a kid, but I have to accept that teams like Brighton, Bournemouth etc being good is miles more entertaining.

[myasaee]

23 shots and 7 on target. Disgraceful 'professional' players who shoot a ball every day of their life.

[LoKaioh]

As a United fan this was a display of how badly the boardroom have treated the club and assembeled this team. Sad to see

[fendiiallday]

I love how we found out finally the players aren’t good enough for the team but I’m happy we found a manager for years to come

[mauricepowell]

I’m so sad for the poor manager he left his good job in Portugal to come take up a bag of problems and if he can’t get good results he will be sacked pretty quickly

[collinponsamy]

Nervousness at Trafford???? Trafford was most the most fearful venue. If the coach says nervousness then something is really wrong.

[neilfitzsimmons]

The glazers are to blame for the next 50 years. Give Rashford a new 5 year deal. He is a brilliant youngster. Scored 2 goals against Liverpool many years ago. That's deserves to double his wages forever.

[benagamer]

People blaming Amorim like it’s his fault. It’s not. Whether you’re a manager or a player, you can’t change everything in a month

[MrCheegz]

This just shows what everyone has been saying for the last 8 years is true. It's not the manager, it's the players who are the problem

[tomscott]

The management at United are as responsible for this as the players. The bad signings and bloated wages make the players impossible to unload and even more difficult to motivate.

[wolfy_conservative]

At what point do we stop blaming the coach..