According to Varzesh3, Manchester United's defeat against Bournemouth emptied the stands from as early as the first half, and the chant "Sacked in the morning" was heard again and again against United's head coach.
Old Trafford had not yet seen even half of the match when some of the Manchester United fans decided to leave their seats. An image that showed the extent of the fans' anger and how far their patience had run over.
United, in the match against Bournemouth , were not a side that started well and then faded. They were not the better team on the pitch from minute one and were under pressure for almost all of the first half. Ryan scored the first goal in the 38th minute, and five minutes later Marcus Tavernier took advantage of Leny Yoro's mistake and doubled the lead.
The second goal was the point at which some of the fans could no longer bear it and snapped. Immediately after Tavernier's goal, a number of spectators headed for the exit, and Old Trafford witnessed a strange scene before the end of the first half. Fans who no longer had any hope of their team coming back and were leaving the stadium in protest.
Some of those who had stayed joked that these lads were going off to eat something and would come back, but the situation was so bad for United that nobody laughed at this joke — and, of course, nobody came back.
On the bench, signs of a great tension in the dressing room could be seen. Bruno Fernandes, the captain and one of the most important players of the team, for the first time in five years had not been included in the starting lineup of a Premier League match. A decision that was taken after his recent remarks about the 4-1 defeat against Como and stirred up a great deal of debate.
But when the chant "Sacked in the morning" rose from the stands, it was clear that the matter was not just Bruno's being benched. The fans are angry with Carrick and with everyone. Indeed, they went on to swear at several players such as Maguire and others as well.
Carrick, who had been under great pressure before the match, is now no longer under pressure — he is on the verge of being sacked. As Jamie Carragher said, we will probably see that statement tonight from the Manchester United office wishing Michael Carrick success in the continuation of his career.
Source: Varzesh3
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