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Manchester United coach Darren Fletcher hit back at an 'abusive' fan after players did not stop to sign autographs following their Champions League win over Sabah. Footage shared on social media showed Fletcher walking over to a section of Man United supporters‚ who had been waiting close to the team buses after their 4-0 win at Old Trafford on Thursday night. Fletcher‚ who is currently the head coach of Man United's Under-18 side‚ specifically picked out one supporter having taken exception to their language towards players.
McGinn‚ Andy Robertson and Tyler Fletcher were among the players photographed as they left their hotel in Charlotte. And Steve Clarke - who quit half an hour after their exit was confirmed‚ ending a seven-year spell in charge - was seen waving to photographers as he and his side made their exit.
NATHAN SALT: Manchester United academy star Jack Fletcher has been slapped with a six-match ban after using the term 'gay boy' in an EFL Trophy match earlier this season. The teenager was shown a straight red card away to Barnsley back in October and there was a great deal of confusion that night regarding his dismissal. But the Football Association has now published details from the disciplinary hearing which has come down hard on the United youngster for his offence‚ which he did not dispute.
Manchester United were held to a draw by relegation-threatened as they took their first steps in the post Ruben Amorim era. Darren Fletcher went with a back four and United controlled proceedings for most of this contest‚ only for individual errors to let them down in a 2-2 draw. Benjamin Sesko scored twice and Patrick Dorgu showed once again why he's better going forward‚ rather than being tasked with defending‚ as United showed flashes of how good they can be in front of goal. But it was never going to be an overnight fix for Fletcher as attention turns to the FA Cup at Old Trafford next for the former United midfielder. Daily Mail Sport's NATHAN SALT runs the rule over United's players in this four-goal thriller.
IAN LADYMAN AT TURF MOOR: In the away end they sang Darren Fletcher's name. They sang those of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Michael Carrick too‚ though‚ so in terms of a popularity contest among those keen on leading Manchester United until the end of the season‚ it was hard to call a winner. What would have helped Fletcher - manager for the night here in Lancashire - was a victory. Nothing strengthens a CV quite like Premier League points and for a while Fletcher will have thought he had three. Poor early on and behind to an Ayden Heaven own goal‚ Fletcher's United had recovered impressively to lead after an hour thanks to two terrifically taken goals from the hitherto hopeless United centre forward Benjamin Sesko.
Darren Fletcher's managerial reign at Manchester United‚ for however long‚ begins on Wednesday night when they travel to Burnley in the Premier League. Fletcher has been appointed on an interim basis at the club following Monday morning's sacking of head coach Ruben Amorim. Speaking to the media on Tuesday‚ Fletcher spoke of his excitement at being entrusted to take side at Turd Moor.
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