Oct 25, 2026 · 7 min · 7 segments
8 matches without a win means Manchester United have now matched their worst run this century, as matters got from worst to worser for the Red Devils. With the departure of Michael Carrick now looking…
Neil HumphreysHost
Zia-ul RaushanHost
And I was reading a piece in The Guardian this morning, Raul Chan, and the first time I'd seen the R word come up, relegation.
They've won one game all season, I believe, in the Premier League, and that was against Ipswich.
And I think that was the only time I think Bruno Fernandes got a goal and assist in that game.
They were ripped apart by Truford and Ryan, who were terrific, which underscores Bournemouth's terrific, extraordinary scouting performance.
recruitment year after year you combine the transfer fees of both of those players they are one half of one Harry Maguire and last point throughout the match they didn't chant Michael Carrick's name negatively once they supported him they chanted his name they said they loved him they did go after Jason Wilcox the director of football and they did go after the board so let's give Man U fans a little bit of credit here this is not a knee-jerk reaction they know the culture the intrinsic culture of that club is broken.
Absolutely, it's rinse and repeat and I think the fans have woken up to the realisation that whoever is in charge, for as long as the decision makers make poor decisions this is where it'll be and you talk about that threat of relegation, absolutely right Manchester United sit 16th one point above the drop zone next up they play Chelsea and then they play Roma in the Champions League, then they play Aston Villa, Liverpool and Brentford not easy games, not easy games, they could very well be bottom three, regardless of who comes along.
And Bournemouth was meant to be their easier game of the running they've got, as you mentioned, in a couple of weeks coming up.
And I was reading a piece in The Guardian this morning, Raul Chan, and the first time I'd seen the R word come up, relegation.
They've won one game all season, I believe, in the Premier League, and that was against Ipswich.
And I think that was the only time I think Bruno Fernandes got a goal and assist in that game.
They were ripped apart by Truford and Ryan, who were terrific, which underscores Bournemouth's terrific, extraordinary scouting performance.
recruitment year after year you combine the transfer fees of both of those players they are one half of one Harry Maguire and last point throughout the match they didn't chant Michael Carrick's name negatively once they supported him they chanted his name they said they loved him they did go after Jason Wilcox the director of football and they did go after the board so let's give Man U fans a little bit of credit here this is not a knee-jerk reaction they know the culture the intrinsic culture of that club is broken.
Absolutely, it's rinse and repeat and I think the fans have woken up to the realisation that whoever is in charge, for as long as the decision makers make poor decisions this is where it'll be and you talk about that threat of relegation, absolutely right Manchester United sit 16th one point above the drop zone next up they play Chelsea and then they play Roma in the Champions League, then they play Aston Villa, Liverpool and Brentford not easy games, not easy games, they could very well be bottom three, regardless of who comes along.
And Bournemouth was meant to be their easier game of the running they've got, as you mentioned, in a couple of weeks coming up.
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