Erik ten Hag 'likes everybody to run' but Man Utd embarrassed by Brentford stat

Manchester United legend Roy Keane was left baffled as UK rapper Stormzy crashed the Sky Sports set on Monday Night Football.Stormzy, who is a Red Devils fan, was at Old Trafford to see his side pick up their first points of the season. However, when leaving he was pulled onto the Sky set, leaving Keane baffled.The United legend joked: "I thought this was a football show, what’s happening?" Stormzy went on to provide some analysis for Erik ten Hag's first win at United - moving United away from the bottom of the Premier League table.READ MORE: Casemiro goes straight to Man Utd legend Roy Keane after completing transferDespite rubbing shoulders with celebrities on a weekly basis, the rapper was still left star-struck in the presence of the football legends.He said: "Sorry, I'm a bit flustered right now.

Manchester United's new singing Casemiro headed straight to Roy Keane after being unveiled to the Old Trafford crowd on Monday evening. Keane was appearing as a pundit on Sky Sports for the Red Devils' clash with Liverpool when he was approached by the Brazilian.

Manchester United could be set to replace David De Gea with Europa League winner Kevin Trapp.Erik ten Hag's side picked up their first win of the season on Monday evening against an underperforming Liverpool side, who have slumped to 16th. Before kick-off on Monday evening, United had failed to pick up any points, and De Gea had been central to criticism.De Gea, himself, admitted he was to blame for two of the four goals shipped against Brentford.

Bruno Fernandes says his Manchester United teammates need to "give something back" to the fans and be disciplined on the pitch ahead of the Liverpool match on Monday evening.

Jamie Vardy committed his future to Leicester City and rubber stamped his rejection of Manchester United in the process. The former England international has signed a new contract with Brendan Rodgers’ side until the summer of 2024.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has been labelled as 'not good enough' for Erik ten Hag's side by former Liverpool player and Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher.

Manchester United's 4-0 defeat to Brentford on Saturday. Vukile Nkomo was attending the Fingo Bottle Store with his brother in the small village of Mbembesi on Saturday night to watch the Red Devils. The 31-year-old was attempting to defend his brother, who had an argument with another fan over the match.

Manchester United's decision to hand David de Gea a £350,000-per-week contract back in 2019 continues to impact their transfer dealings.United placed De Gea on the mega-money wages after a string of great performances for the Red Devils. However, according to The Telegraph, that set a precedent in the squad, who all believed they should be on similar wages.More importantly for United, the deal has also impacted their ability to manoeuvre in the transfer market, with new signings well aware of the clubs' wage structure.

Manchester United players have reportedly made a combined personal plea to the club's board to splash the cash before the transfer window comes to an end.Erik ten Hag has had a nightmare start to life in the Premier League after two losses in two - including a 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Brentford on Saturday in west London. Thomas Frank's side ruthlessly exposed the glaring holes in United's team - precisely in midfield where the visitors were torn to shreds.It has been a slow summer at United, who lost several players when their contracts expired including Nemanja Matic, Edinson Cavani, Juan Mata, Jesse Lingard and Paul Pogba.

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Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has reportedly cancelled the Red Devils' day off after their drubbing at the hands of Brentford.United were scheduled to have a day off on Sunday, but the Dutchman was so outraged with their performance he has said to have cancelled their day off, according to the Times. Ten Hag ordered the under-firing side to report to Carrington on Sunday for an extra training session.Brentford blew United away in a whirlwind 35 minutes that saw David de Gea pick the ball out of his net four times.

Gary Neville has been involved in yet another Twitter debate with Jamie Carragher as Manchester United were embarrassed by Brentford on Saturday evening.

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has admitted he feels sorry for Erik ten Hag and believes the Dutchman has joined the club under "false pretences".

David de Gea admitted Manchester United's players are still lacking confidence despite the appointment of Erik ten Hag, after holding his hands up for costing his side the game against Brentford.

Manchester United supporters have compared their captains past and present.The Red Devils' season got off to the worst possible start as they slumped to a defeat to Brighton at Old Trafford, in what was Erik ten Hag’s first competitive game. And they followed that up with nothing short of a humiliation at Brentford, conceding four times in the first-half in a dreadful defensive performance.The highly-anticipated debut of ‘Ten Hag Ball’ has ultimately fallen rather dour as it has been the same old on repeat with United having struggled at the back for the past few seasons.READ MORE: Premier League's most valuable XI includes one Man Utd star - and no Chelsea playersSubsequent replays from the first game of the season at Old Trafford showed that Maguire, the man to lead his side out, appeared to not know what side of the tunnel he was supposed to be.The footage, which has been doing the rounds on Twitter, shows David De Gea pointing out to Maguire that they were on the wrong side before the Englishman quickly asked Brighton to switch.The video of Keane when his side faced Wolves in 2004 then did the rounds, with the former United player marching his players out of the tunnel prematurely.A tweet with the video attached said: “The fact they all followed him without a moment’s hesitation shows true leadership - That crank Maguire would be out there on his own.

Aston Villa captain Gabby Agbonlahor said he would consider telling Erik ten Hag to “just pack up” if he was within the Manchester United hierarchy. The United chief watched, helplessly, as his United side were decimated by a four goal Brentford blitz in the first half.

David de Gea does not know how Manchester United will find improvement after their 4-0 defeat against Brentford.

Jamie Redknapp and Gary Neville had a fiery bust-up in a debate over Manchester United's biggest problems.It comes after a shock 4-0 defeat to Brentford on Saturday, fraught with individual errors and shocking mistakes. The first coming from David de Gea, who allowed Josh Dasilva's tame short to squirm underneath him.The Spaniard was at fault again when his pass out to Christian Eriksen, who received a villain's welcome at the Brentford Community Stadium, was intercepted by Mathias Jensen to score the second of the match after 18 minutes.

Read More: David de Gea howlers gift Brentford lead as Man Utd misery continues “I think I cost my team three points today,” De Gea said to Sky Sports News. “It was a poor performance from myself.

Manchester United player was awarded a zero out of 10 after their horror first half performance against Brentford - with two of the worst culprits receiving that score at full time.The Bees swarmed and then tore Erik ten Hag's side apart with a jaw-dropping four goal blitz that left the Red Devils shell-shocked. David de Gea's woeful mistake from a tame Josh Dasilva shot turned out to be a warning of things to come from United who will surely not register a worse performance this season.Mathias Jensen, Ben Mee, and Bryan Mbuemo wrapped up the points in the first half three goals in 17 minutes.

Erik ten Hag's horrific start to Premier League life continued as Manchester United were blown away by a four goal Brentford blitz.Josh Da Silva provided the first real sting when he capitalised on some sloppy passing from the United midfield and unleashed a tame effort that somehow squirmed through David De Gea’s hands and embarrassingly trundled into the back of the net. But De Gea had barely recovered from his first horror mistake when another brain freeze saw him sheepishly pass to Christian Eriksen, who turned into Mathias Jensen, giving his international compatriot a simple opportunity to finish past the Spaniard.