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Man Utd 0-3 Bournemouth - the fans' verdict
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We asked for your thoughts after Sunday's Premier League game between Manchester United and Bournemouth.

Here are some of your comments:

Man Utd fans

Ian: I've been a United supporter since 1963 and this team must be one of the worst I've ever seen. No fight, too many mistakes, defence pathetic, attack non-existent, absolutely no idea whatsoever. Rubbish once again. What on earth is going on?

James: Sad to watch. No fight in the players at all. You don't need to be the best in the world to have grit against losing when things are bad, but these lads showed none of that.

Mick: Lacklustre doesn't even cover it. Off the pace, disjointed, no relationships, passion looks gone and passing so poor. No one seems to want to own the ball or boss possession. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is deluded if he thinks a new stadium will fix this. The club is rotten from the very top.

David: If Carrick is dismissed whoever replaces him has an impossible task with this group of players. No energy, no passion, no pride, a disruptive dressing room and as a group that as a team have no idea what they are doing. It will need a massive turnaround to survive this season.

Bournemouth fans

Paul: Another wonderful team effort against an admittedly woeful Manchester United. Superb finishing for the first and third goals and we could have (and should have) scored two or three more. No complaints though; it's great to see all the hard work that Marco Rose and the boys have put in start to pay off.

Rob: Better in every position, we bullied them from start to finish. It really feels like we've turned a corner now. Onwards and upwards!

Richard: Not long ago it was suggested that Marco Rose's position was under threat. Based on the team's recent performances he is suddenly turning out to be a great appointment. Well done Marco for not letting pressure get to you and ensuring that Bournemouth continue to play the way that they are best at.

Simon: I was about say a real pinch yourself moment…but it's not - we absolutely belong in these ranks and we're simply back to doing what we do best. Pacey, dynamic and assured football. Distribution was awesome. Can't wait to have Kroupi and Scott back at full tilt. Next stop, Villa!

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