FT: Brentford 4-0 Man Utd
Dasilva shot squirms through De Gea, before Jensen takes advantage of a defensive mix up, Mee and Mbeumo add goals
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Brentford 4-0 Man Utd
What a start Brentford have made to the campaign.
There is absolutely no sign of second season syndrome.
Having fought back from 2-0 down to draw at Leicester, they have taken Manchester United to the cleaners.
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Dean: It's fitting we chose a bright green kit as that's the face of every Man United fan watching. Sick to our stomachs.
Scandy: Any one else not at all surprised by this. United have no midfield, an inexperienced defence and a keeper on his way out. Expect more of the same!
Kris: It's already shaping up as a shoot out between Ten Hag and Lampard for first sacking of the season!
Brentford 4-0 Man Utd
Cristiano Ronaldo thumps the turf in frustration after he gets on the end of Diogo Dalot's cross but sends his header wide.
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Dennis: I look at this Man Utd team and I don't feel any fear anymore, in days gone past I would dread playing Utd, but they're woeful right now. I don't think there's a single player I'd want from their squad.
Ollie: When you have a rotten spine of players that has infected Man Utd for a long time, you can always expect to fail. This should come as no surprise.
Andrew: If *Brighton* and *Brentford* are able to take Manchester United to the cleaners... what will the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City do to this team? Utterly clueless. United are going to be relegation candidates & Erik ten Hag will be out by Christmas.
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No sign of a United improvement. Brentford win a corner which they cannot get clear and David de Gea is forced to save at his near post.
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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a miserable experience for the Man Utd fans travelling on a day like this with all the strikes and seeing their team be so pathetic.
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Manchester United changes:
On: Raphael Varane, Tyrell Malacia, Scott McTominay.
Off: Luke Shaw, Lisandro Martinez, Fred.
Brentford 4-0 Man Utd
Surely Manchester United cannot play any worse than they did in the first 45?
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United are preparing to make THREE changes at the start of the second half.
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Soren: Must be very frustrating for Christian Eriksen to see he left Brentford for a lesser team.
Large: Can we stop treating Man United like they are a world class team? They are bang average. Give other teams the credit they deserve. To say the performances or the score line is unacceptable makes me think you're expecting Man United to win all the time.
Rachel: Well done Brentford, great to see a superbly run, well organised club and team doing so brilliantly.
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For the first time since 1960-61, Manchester United have conceded at least six goals in their first two matches of a top flight season.
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Maddz: When will this end for Manchester United? Will it ever end? I feel sorry for the Red Devil fans, all this money and no reward. Another day where United must start asking the right questions.
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The last time Manchester United were trailing by at least four goals within 35 minutes in a top flight match was 32 years ago. On 2 May 1990, Nottingham Forest were leading 4-0 at home against United after 25 minutes.
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Anon: How long do we continue until someone has the strength to drop Maguire? It's not confidence he is missing, rather the consistency to produce for a club that has to deliver trophies.
Jonathan: Surely Ten Hag is not going to beat de Boer's record at Palace of 4 straight defeats!!!
DSSBrooks: The team selection basically told me Ten Hag isn’t up to the job. Did he not do any research before his job interview and watch these players last season? How could he pick almost the same team after Sunday? Clueless.
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Gabriel Jesus is going to be absolutely fuming. He was nailed on to be the hot topic on Match of the Day later. Not now.
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John Murray
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live
When you thought at first it couldn't get any worse, it does. Erik ten Hag feeling the absolute unprecedented pressure of being Manchester United manager when things are not going well.
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A truly shocking first 45 minutes by Manchester United. Brentford have been brilliant.
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Brentford are just the third side to score four goals against Manchester United in the first half of a Premier League game after Tottenham in October 2020 and Liverpool in October 2021.
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Anon: Man U are typical of the approach of modern day football: Throw money at the situation and hope your problems melt away. 40 or 50 years ago British talent and coaching was sufficient for the likes of Man U, Man C, Liverpool and Notts Forest to win European trophies. Now you would struggle to choose an England side from those teams' first team regulars.