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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24791360" data-attributes="member: 158020"><img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/sad.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":(" title="Sad    :(" data-shortname=":(" />'I don't know where to start' - Ex-Man Utd captain Keane 'shocked and saddened' by West Ham capitulation Manchester United's  2-0 defeat at West Ham has prompted a furious  response from Roy Keane,  who admitted he was "shocked and saddened" by  the state of his former  club.  After suffering a horrendous downturn in form at the end of the   2018-19 season following Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's permanent appointment,   the Red Devils were hopeful that a new-look, youthful side would turn   the corner this time round.  The opening weekend of the Premier League seemed to confirm those  hopes, as Chelsea  were dismantled in a 4-0 win at Old Trafford which  featured three  scorers, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and debutant  Daniel James, who  were aged 23 or under. United, though, were quickly brought back down to earth after that   early success, taking just one win in their following four league   outings. And West Ham inflicted another rude awakening on Solskjaer's men on  Sunday as  they ran out 2-0 winners in London thanks to goals from  Andriy Yarmolenko and Aaron Cresswell .  The Red Devils could drop as low as ninth in the table by the end of   the day depending on later results, and Keane believes that it is just   not good enough for a team of their stature.  "I tell you, I don’t know where to start," the former Republic of  Ireland international, captain and symbol of the team during United's  glory years under Sir Alex Ferguson, fired to  Sky Sports."I have to say, I knew they weren’t in a great place but I’m shocked and saddened by how bad they were today." Keane added that it was not so much the scoreline against the Hammers   but rather the manner of defeat that proved the increasing malaise   around Old Trafford."I know you can lose a game of football but  everything about the  game, about United [was] lacklustre, no quality,  lack of desire, lack of  leaders, lack of characters," he stated. "It’s a long way back for United. It’s scary how far they’ve  fallen."Solskjaer's charges will be back in action on Wednesday with a  home Carabao Cup tie against Rochdale.They then return to Old Trafford  on September 30, when they host Arsenal in the Premier League.</blockquote>

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