In a stunning upset, Manchester United was knocked out of the Carabao Cup by fourth-tier Grimsby Town, losing 12-11 in a nail-biting penalty shootout after staging a frantic comeback from a 2-0 deficit.
Manager Ruben Amorim found himself under intense scrutiny following the humiliating defeat, candidly admitting to moments of wanting to quit amidst growing frustration over the team's performance.
Wayne Rooney expressed concern for the club, stating, “something is broken,” highlighting the systemic issues plaguing the Red Devils.
The loss ignited a wave of speculation regarding Amorim's future, with fans and analysts questioning whether he could survive this latest setback and calling for significant changes within the club.
Player morale appeared to plummet, as reports indicated unease in the dressing room, reflecting a deeper discontent among the squad following the embarrassing exit.
The match triggered a flurry of social media mockery aimed at Amorim, as fans expressed their disbelief over the team's latest disaster, illustrating the growing frustration and disappointment surrounding Manchester United.
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