BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United’s shock Carabao Cup defeat to fourth-tier Grimsby Town has sent waves of

BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United’s shock Carabao Cup defeat to fourth-tier Grimsby Town has sent waves of anger and disappointment through the fanbase, and now the frustration has spilled over into the dressing room.

In a candid and emotional outburst, Manchester United’s goalkeeper has reportedly admitted the painful truth about why the team failed.

“Please don’t blame me—it wasn’t my fault. I did my best, but the true reasons why we didn’t win were because of him, and we could all see that. He’s so slow to react, and he caused the first goal. Both in training and on the field, he’s just so slow with the ball, and it disgusts me,” the goalkeeper confessed, echoing the very sentiments many supporters have been shouting for weeks.

The comments point directly at a teammate whose lack of intensity, awareness, and sharpness has repeatedly let the team down. Fans watching at Old Trafford could barely believe their eyes as Grimsby outworked and outplayed a supposedly elite side, capitalizing on sloppy mistakes that stemmed from lethargic play. The first goal, a disaster of miscommunication and slow reaction, summed up exactly what critics have been saying: Manchester United lack urgency, and one player in particular continues to hold them back.

For supporters, this is the ultimate insult. “I can’t believe we pay money to see such a flop run around the field without making any impact,” one furious fan vented after the match, and that feeling seems to be shared by the majority of the fanbase.

The defeat has amplified calls for accountability, with nearly 80% of fans reportedly agreeing with the goalkeeper’s assessment. The patience is gone, and unless drastic changes are made, this “flop” may soon find his Old Trafford career in real jeopardy.

United’s embarrassment is complete—and the blame game has officially begun.