Shortly after being hurt during Manchester United’s 3-0 loss to Tottenham, Bobby Maino ranted to his teammates Casemiro and Antony. prior to the Red Devils’ subsequent botched substitution.
Following Bruno Fernandes’ red card, 18-year-old England international Mainoo took a knock and was quickly replaced by Mason Mount.
Kobbie Mainoo went off injured in the first half and was replaced by Mason Mount
After getting replaced, he angrily ranted to Casemiro and Antony.
It was unclear what exactly Mainoo was furious about
After that, Manchester United mishandled the substitute and briefly used a nine-man lineup.
He was observed arguing with Antony and Casemiro, the substitutes, as he hobbled off the pitch.
The star of the Three Lions looked upset over something that happened on the pitch, however it’s not quite apparent what he was pointing to.
Then, Man Utd made things worse by starting to play again before Mount had even entered the pitch.
That meant that while Mount waited at the touchline, they were temporarily down to nine players for defence.
Clearly distressed, Mainoo lumbered through the tunnel.
The former Chelsea player was eventually permitted to join the fight after the ball fell dead a few seconds later.
Erik ten Hag’s team had a dreadful first half, and it ended with the embarrassing error.
Less than three minutes into the game, Tottenham took the lead thanks to a cross from Brennan Johnson after Micky van de Ven waltzed past four Manchester United defenders.
The team led by Ange Postecoglou dominated the entire game and had a chance to win by more points until Fernandes’ reckless attack on James Maddison just before halftime.
Even before they let up goals in the second half to Dominic Solanke and Dejan Kulusevski, the legendary Manchester United star Gary Neville had harsh words for Erik ten Hag’s team.
Neville first called the Red Devils “hopeless” and “helpless,” then he said, “I can’t believe what I’m watching, it’s awful.”
Jamie Redknapp, a former Tottenham midfielder, added: “Spurs have been excellent.”
However, United has been horrible. No self-assurance, no identity. They have been really subpar.