There have been five fruitless attempts to win at Old Trafford so far this season and, with West Brom visiting tonight, that has got to get better
As the final whistle went at Goodison Park two weeks ago there was a roar of relief from the Manchester United players on the pitch.
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It had been a real backs-against-the-wall, dogged victory against Everton; they had to come from behind and fought for the badge and for the manager after a disappointing result in the Champions League midweek against Istanbul Basaksehir.
The external noises questioning Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s position as manager were getting louder and the presence of Mauricio Pochettino, who had returned to our screens on Sky Sports’ Monday Night Football the week before, was not helping matters.
