There have been calls from some for the Portuguese to be sacked after Tuesday's Champions League exit but he should be kept on to fix things
It has been a very low few days in the world of Manchester United following Tuesday's Champions League elimination at the hands of Sevilla at Old Trafford. The hurt is still raw as they prepare to face Brighton and Hove Albion in Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final, and the majority of the fan base have pointed the finger squarely at Jose Mourinho in the blame game.
Mourinho's decisions to pick Marouane Fellaini over Paul Pogba and move Marcus Rashford away from the left side of attack following his match-winning display against Liverpool have rightly courted criticism, and some have even gone as far as to demand he be fired from his position as United manager.