Person Manchester United’s Players Blamed For Everton Defeat

Manchester United’s players are reportedly furious with one another following their 4-0 defeat to Everton. 

Having lost six of their last eight, the mood at the club has come crashing down. 

After the game at Goodison Park, the players held a furious inquest identifying the reason behind the performance.

Manchester United players’ heated exchange after Everton

David de Gea. 

Manchester United’s players blamed one another for Sunday’s crushing defeat to Everton, according to the Daily Mail. 

Following the game, the players engaged in a heated debate which could be heard from outside the dressing room.

Fingers were pointed at each other as an inquest begun as to who was to blame for the defeat. 

After returning to Carrington, the arguments recommenced lasting around an hour.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his assistant Mike Phelan then held talks over their plans for recruitment in the summer.

United were stunned by the Toffees at Goodison Park after they were hit for four in a damaging game for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Richarlison, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Lucas Digne and Theo Walcott all got on the scoresheet to inflict a 4-0 defeat on the Red Devils.

It is the fifth time in their Premier League history that United had conceded four or more goals, and the result seriously hampers their efforts in reaching the top four.

And one man was singled out in particular in the defeat after being blamed for letting Everton come through with too much ease.

Matic has only just returned from injury before being thrown back into the starting line-up alongside Paul Pogba and Fred.

But the Serbian was at fault for the second Toffees goal after allowing Sigurdsson to have a go at goal, which resulted in an absolute stunner.

Jamie Carragher took aim at the midfielder at half-time, saying: “Matic has been a really good player for Chelsea and Manchester United but he’s looked all over the place in his first game back.

“It’s like he’s towing a caravan.”

The ex-Liverpool defender was not the only critical, with Louis Saha also chiming in.

“It’s disturbing. It’s a really bad show of attitude,” said the former United striker.

“You see some heavy legs, not the right attitude when something is going bad.

“You feel like there is no reaction straight away, aggressiveness is not there, the pressing is half done.

“As a Manchester United fan I can’t understand what I’m seeing here.” 

United take on Manchester City next at Old Trafford on Wednesday night.