Twitter reacts to a boring Manchester Derby/Mourinho masterclass

Manchester City and Manchester United played out an uneventful game of football, with the biggest talking point being the Marouane Fellaini red card in the 84^th minute. Manchester City had most of the ball, and shots on goals but nothing to threaten David de Gea off his comfort zone.

Manchester United set up difficult to beat, and remained unbeaten in 24 games in the Premier League and a point off the Champions League places (and Manchester City), and two below Liverpool. For the neutral though it was a test of patience until the big Belgian stepped up, and here’s how Twitter reacted.

Football. The beautiful game. I do love it. Then I sit through games like this, and I think...Maybe I should get into cricket.

— Paddy Power (@paddypower) April 27, 2017

How can you not love this man.. Telling Aguero exactly what he thinks of his acting skills.. pic.twitter.com/8uIP1FjoIq

— Northern Monkey (@Mufc_Monkey) April 27, 2017

Mourinho on Fellaini red card: "I saw Aguero in the tunnel after, no broken nose, no broken head, his face as nice as always.." #MUFC #MCFC

— David McDonnell (@DiscoMirror) April 27, 2017

Lost respect for Aguero. Sanchez guilty of the same last night. Teaching the new generation that play acting is acceptable.

— Dale O'Donnell (@ODonnellDale) April 27, 2017

Jose did what he had to do tonight. He knows we need more players before we can come to games likes this and go out to attack#Mufc

— Manchester United (@LovinUnited) April 27, 2017

Painful means by which United got a point but t's not the worst result. That was their 8th game of the month with one still to come...

— Doron Salomon (@DoronSalomon) April 27, 2017

...and missing their top scorer, top assister, player who creates most chances, 3 of their centre backs and Mata, who's pretty handy.

— Doron Salomon (@DoronSalomon) April 27, 2017

It's also becoming increasingly easy to argue that Eric Bailly is looking like Manchester United's best signing for years and years.

— Chris Winterburn (@Chriswin4) April 27, 2017

It's all a conspiracy. City should've won 3-0. Get rid of Gill.

— Dan (@mufc_dan87) April 27, 2017

Could watch this woman screaming towards our players when she hasn't realised the goal's been disallowed all night pic.twitter.com/woL97WD5lm

— Mel. (@melhill_) April 27, 2017