Shaka Hyslop

You got that wrong.

And leave it at that.

Because nobody's fallen for whatever that excuse was.

Of the back of Dalot.

And to Stevie's point, while you could criticise Maguire and his lack of pace, I don't think that's come as anything of a secret.

You've got Dalot on that right-hand side.

One responsibility is Raul Jimenez, who he just allows to drift in behind him, and Maguire now has to try and make up that space.

And I just thought, I thought I was really poor from Dalot in particular.

I know Harry Maguire would get criticised for it, but I thought I was really poor on Dalot.

For me, I thought...

fulham were much better in the second half i thought they sat deep and allowed manchester united possession and position in the first half and as the game started to run away from them now in the second half they've got to start to to press a little bit higher up put manchester united uh under a bit more pressure and we're rewarded for it and unlucky not to be coming away from old trafford with at least a point but for that that sesco finish

But even to that point, and I mentioned it during the highlights, Cesco Hitchie, the crossbar with his first touch, I think that would have made it 3-0 and certainly the game would have been over.

So to Fulham's credit, they dragged themselves back into this game.

But I think the bigger story here is Manchester United.

It's one thing about being motivated to play against Arsenal and Manchester City.

It's another at home to Fulham.

And we all said, as good as the results as those two were, it's what you do with those results that counts.

Manchester United dropped points here.

We would be critical, and rightly so.

And I thought they finished to this after Fulham come back, kind of speaks to some of the freedom, but also some of the energy that this Manchester United have found under Michael Carrick.