3 reasons why Jose Mourinho must be sacked after the defeat against West Ham

#2 Mourinho's lack of connection with the players

Jose Mourinho with Paul Pogba

In his attempts to get results, Jose has been constantly rotating the squad in search of his best eleven even though he is three seasons into his tenure at Manchester United. Paul Pogba came out in the draw against Wolves and demanded that Manchester United " attack, attack, attack" at Old Trafford when looking for the winning goal, with the Frenchman taking aim at Mourinho's conservative tactics.

Jose started off with a 4-3-3 formation but opted to play the former Juve midfielder as part of the front three, despite the Frenchman being best suited to playing in the middle of the park. Antonio Valencia has failed to impress under Jose Mourinho, with the former Real manager signing Diego Dalot during the summer. Dalot showed genuine promise against Young Boys and Derby and might have been a contender to start the match against West Ham. Rather than letting the young right back grow and develop, he opted for Ashley Young who too has failed to impress much like Antonio Valencia.

Scott McTominay's inclusion also raised eyebrows amongst Manchester United fans, considering he had not started a single game before the West Ham game. Later on in the game and McTominay found himself playing centre back, despite a fully-fit Eric Bailly available on the bench.