In a typical tale for Manchester United under manager Erik ten Hag, they endured a disappointing 2-0 defeat at West Ham, with goals from Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed on Saturday.
Ten Hag's team found themselves overpowered by West Ham's late goals at the London Stadium, marking their eighth Premier League loss this season.
Currently positioned in eighth place, United have managed only one victory in last seven games across all competitions.
They've suffered three defeats in their last four matches, failing to score in any of them for the first time since 1992.
United have suffered 13 losses in all competitions this season — their highest number of defeats before Christmas since 1930-31, a season where they finished at the bottom of the table.
Manchester United fans and the netizens took Ten Hag to the cleaners as the Red Devils continued to go downhill under him.
Below are a few interesting reactions on Ten Hag and Manchester United:
It's yet another tough setback for Ten Hag, whose increasingly fragile grip on his position is likely to be the foremost concern for Jim Ratcliffe when the British billionaire eventually completes the purchase of a 25 per cent stake in the club.
Ratcliffe is said to be poised to assume control of United’s football operations as part of the agreement with the American owners. Upon his arrival at Old Trafford, he'll find the club amidst one of its bleakest periods in history.
It has been a wretched second season for Ten Hag, whose team have been eliminated from Europe after finishing bottom of their Champions League group, while also crashing out of the League Cup.
This season has been particularly dismal for Ten Hag. His team has been ousted from Europe after finishing at the bottom of their Champions League group, alongside an early exit from the League Cup.
Despite this, Ten Hag holds onto hope, believing that United can "rewrite the narrative" once key players recover from their injuries.
Nevertheless, this woeful capitulation against a team that had previously suffered a 5-1 defeat by Liverpool’s reserve squad in the League Cup quarter-finals on Wednesday highlighted the depths to which United have plunged under the troubled Dutch manager.
