If you thought Sunday was the bottom, shockingly we had new depths to discover.

Manchester United have just lost to Tier 4, Grimsby. Manchester United looked slow and lethargic in the first half of the game. It wasn't until the second half that the players injected a level of urgency into the game when they were already 2 goals down.

Speaking of the goals. Onana! Yes, him. The "best goalkeeper in the Champions League final" struck yet again.

Poor goalkeeping at the near post contributed to the first goal. The second goal was far worse. Onana's pathetic attempt to punch a Grimsby cross had him miss the ball entirely, and taking out a Grimsby attacker in the process. The ball ended up at the feet of a Grimsby player who had an open net to pass the ball into.

If the player hadn't scored, it would have absolutely been a penalty.

Manchester United already struggle to score goals. Now they have to come back from 2 goals down because of embarrassing goal keeping.

But that is the least of our worries.

Amorim to Quit?

Amorim's post match comments did very little to inspire hope for the upcoming game.

He says "My players spoke really loud about what they want."

Those are the words of a manager who feels he has done all that he can and the players just don't seem to be playing for him.

When asked about the Burnley game, he concludes by saying, "Let's focus on the game. We have a job to do, a job to prepare, and then we'll stop and we'll think about things."

I think it is safe to expect that Amorim will be considering his future over the international break.

I wouldn't blame him if he did.