Rio Ferdinand has urged Manchester United hierarchy to shake up things at the club in a bid to stop the current meltdown.
United’s poor season continued to haunt them as Jose Mourinho’s side crashed to a 3-1 defeat against West Ham United in the Premier League. Felipe Anderson started the proceedings very early for the home side with a neat flick. Victor Lindelof’s own goal made the matter worst for the visiting side.
Marcus Rashford’s first goal in the Premier League this season offered a glimmer of hope for the travelling supporters but Marko Arnautovic’s 74th minute winner killed the game.
Reports of Mourinho’s on and off relationship hogged the limelight in the last few days and somehow it has reflected on the performances of the side.
Ferdinand has asked for immediate action from the club. “It’s difficult to say that (it’s the end game) but I believe the powers that be have a decision to make.
“You can’t let a situation like this continue through the season, things leaking out in the press, little wars going on within the changing room that are creeping out and everyone finding out about it, players on one side maybe, Mourinho on the other.
“If that continues, it’ll be one of the worst seasons in the history of the club. Someone has to make a decision right now, bang, either someone goes… Something’s got to give.”
