Why Man Utd flops bizarrely APPLAUDED Erik ten Hag after crushing 3-1 defeat to Brighton and dressing-room bust-up | The Sun

ERIK TEN HAG was applauded by Manchester United stars in the dressing room after their bruising 3-1 defeat to Brighton, according to reports.

SunSport revealed that four Red Devils stars were involved in a furious dressing room bust-up after the match.

Captain Bruno Fernandes confronted midfielder Scott McTominay.

Defenders Lisandro Martinez and Victor Lindelof also lost it with each other after a dodgy defensive display.

Ten Hag, 53, looked to restore order amid the dressing room turmoil.

The Dutchman then issued a rallying cry.

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Addressing his team, he defiantly vowed to turn United's sinking ship around.

According to talkSPORT, Ten Hag was applauded by his players following his rousing speech.

The United boss faced boos from the crowd when he replaced Rasmus Hojlund with Anthony Martial in the second half.

After the match, he bizarrely claimed the boos were a "positive".

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He said: I think it was positive. You see from the fans in first moment at Old Trafford, the reception was great.

"Hojlund performed very well, good that they gave this signal, this message will give Rasmus belief. He came in with small issue, he's not ready for a whole game.

"If Hojlund gets injured because he is not capable to play 90 minutes, then we are much further away from where we want to go."

He then continued: "The booing was because Rasmus came off. But I think Martial last year when he played, he had a positive effect on our games… when he is fit, he will contribute.

"He is not top fit at this moment, but he is improving. When he is 100 per cent fit, he will contribute like last season."

Man United are languishing in 13th following their poor start to the season.

Tomorrow they turn their attention towards the Champions League, when they face Harry Kane and Bayern Munich in Germany.


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