fix or one who may not be meeting the demands of the new manager Amorim. Amorim himself never shied away from the situation saying "It's my decision, and it always will be. I want to see the best in my players, and I try different things with different players." Criticism from Fans And Pundits Another Manchester United star in the most unprecedented brawl was Marcus Rashford, who had a confrontation with a fan before the start of the game that ended in a 3-2 victory to Manchester United at Old Trafford. As he warmed up on the pitch, a supporter in the Stretford End yelled out an offensive comment, "If you wanna go, go!" which caught Rashford's attention. The forward, visibly upset, halted his warm-up and approached the fan, who continued to gesture towards the Manchester United badge on his jacket. The man persisted and after squaring up to Rashford, the young international brought his focus back to the aggressor’s shirt and retorted: “Why don’t you?” What could’ve been made a piled situation was brought to a halt when fellow teammate, Christian Eriksen, steered Rashford away from the scrum. Manchester United players, Marcus Rashford in particular, have come under criticism from ex-footballers and TV pundits Jamie Carragher and Roy Keane, for some of the play that occurred in the match that saw Man United losing 1-0 to Newcastle. Carragher equated the United forward to Anthony Martial, whose lack of consistency and lethargic attitude prominently relied on. Highly placed pundits consider Rashford, a significant talent from their production line, to be doing the ethics an injustice and say; that the Manchester United forward should study the work rate and dedication ethic of Spurs’ Heung-Min Son. To what extent shall Rashford be able to overcome the critics and have his back against the wall? Transfer speculations Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford starts the summer as a wanted man as he admitted he has been seeking a new challenge thus possibly paving the way for a transfer away from Manchester United in January. Rashford's comments, made in an interview with journalist