With brutal honesty, Manchester United’s season has been a disaster, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe has a huge job on his hands to guide the club in the right direction.
The Red Devils’ latest 2-2 draw away to Bournemouth highlighted the clear issues within the side, as they conceded 20+ shots for the 14th time this season.
The fans are slowly getting past the point of frustration, and it seems that Erik ten Hag’s reign as United manager will inevitably come to an end this summer.
But this time around, it wasn’t one of the usual suspects that let the side down, with a certain star having his worst performance in a United shirt to date, putting in an even worse shift than Marcus Rashford, who sadly struggled again.
Marcus Rashford’s performance vs Bournemouth
In truth, there’s no doubt that on his day, Rashford is a world-class player, but the lack of consistency in his game has clearly taken a toll on his confidence, which has become almost a vicious cycle.
Yesterday’s performance was unfortunately another unconvincing showing from the number ten, as he was unable to add to his league goal tally of seven.
Rashford played the entire game, but for the most part, he was simply a bystander who had little impact in attack, having just one attempt at goal and completing zero dribbles.
However, it was his wasteful approach that frustrated the United faithful, losing the ball seven times, having a pass accuracy of 79%, and losing a huge eight out of nine duels, but he still wasn’t the worst on the field.
