• Brentford – Manchester United 4-0

MANCHESTER (Dagbladet): Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes (27) gets his skin full of football expert Gabriel Agbonlahor (35).

– He is the worst team-mate you can have, says former Aston Villa man talkSPORT.

It’s a storm around United after a terrible start and zero points in the Premier League. Yesterday – the day after the 4-0 loss to Brentford – the players were called up for extra training.

There’s a whole week until the next game, against Liverpool. But the move witnessed riots and panic at the club.

One player who usually escapes criticism is midfielder Fernandes. But now Gabriel Agbonlahor from talkSPORT has had enough.

– It’s easy to point to Harry Maguire, Cristiano Ronaldo, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho. Fernandes has brilliant stats for goals and assists. “But he looks like the worst team-mate you can have,” said Agbonlahor.

– Every time a player gives the ball – or he gives the ball – he throws his hands at his teammates in frustration. And he strikes with his hands to the bench. If I played with a player like him, I would be damned. If Paul Pogba did the same, he would be massacred in the media.

Agbonlahor continued:

– Fernandes got away, even with murder. Can you see him doing something?

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The Portuguese coach joined United from Sporting Lisbon in 2020.

In the 2020/2021 season, he scored 18 goals and 11 assists in the Premier League. The arrow then points downwards. Last season he scored 10 league goals and 6 assists.

– I can’t remember the last time he had a good match. He struck with a desperate hand, even though it was he who gave the ball away, Agbonlahor pointed out.

– He can cross to you, but send the ball out. After all, you are to blame. That’s the type of Fernandes. It’s the worst teammate you can have.

Manager Erik ten Hag was unfriendly after Brentford’s defeat and worst Premier League start in 30 years. At half-time, he made three substitutions.

– I can change the whole team, he said.

– It’s just bullshit. One error can occur. But the second and third are unacceptable.

The fans then directed their anger at the group of players who came to apologize.

– The first half was the annihilation of Manchester United. It was a man against a boy, said Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville.

On Mondays of the week Liverpool will be at home. Fans mobilized for a boycott. They protested against the club’s owners, the Glazers. But everything seems to have gone wrong at Manchester United.