Man United cannot even win against a team of all stars in the first game of their pre-season Asian tour. The players on the all star team are all individuals who have not played together and yet they are pressed together to form a team to take on United. It just get's worse and worse for the club. The only shining light is that the club are getting paid £8 million to do this Asian tour. Much needed money.
Agree completely with @daneoni; this tour is completely pointless, and is utterly unnecessary at this time of the season, - at the end of a very long and very tiring season - when the players are exhausted, mentally and physically.Tbf if i've just lost a European final on the back of a terrible season. The last thing i'd want to do is to play even more pointless football. And i certainly wouldn't take the matches seriously if i'm gonna be sold in a few weeks.
Everyone needs a rest. There's been too much football frankly. And there are still two finals to go.
Whatever about Liverpool's disengagement during the last few games of the actual season (after they had won the Premier League), I can completely understand why United's players might evince a lack of interest, and motivation.
There is absolutely nothing riding on the outcome of these meaningless matches.
Worse, if an exhausted (key) player picks up an injury during this worthless nonsense, this will cost the team (over the coming season) much more than the measly £8 million they may earn from it.
While I am no fan of Manchester United, and their risible season has occasioned an occasional smile, I will say that now is the time for their players to allow themselves time to rest, recover, recuperate, before pre-season training resumes in a little over a month's time.