Manchester United Manager, Ole Solskjaerhas done a postmortem of their shocking loss to Sheffield.
The latter dazed the Red Devils 2-1 in an EPL match that went against all forecasts as they were the boys to beat in the competition.
Reflecting on the loss, Solskjaer blamed their woes on what he called the referee’s errors and Man U’s players lack of industry.
AFP quotes him as saying:
“It’s a foul. Billy Sharp just runs into him (De Gea) so he can’t get up, so it’s a foul.
“No foul… but it’s this kind of season, inconsistencies, so it’s going to be unpredictable. But it’s two mistakes by the referee.
“We had all the possession but when you concede two bad goals it’s always going to be difficult.
“That magic was missing, that little bit extra. They defended well, fair play to them but we didn’t have the right ideas or solutions.
“It wasn’t to be, the second goal we conceded is so poor, so sloppy. Easy. We stopped getting out to the ball, three or four bad decisions which is out of character.
“There will be no big inquest. There have been so many odd results this season but with the world as it is we have been the most consistent team, it hit us today.”
