Rooney says Man Utd must become feared - but what went wrong at Hull?
Manchester United made an awful start to their Premier League campaign at newly-promoted Hull. What went wrong?
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"For Manchester United to build on what they did last season they need to become a team other teams are scared of."
— Wayne Rooney , Athlete
"No disrespect to them, but we should be coming to Hull and winning the game."
— Luke Shaw , Athlete
"United were dreadful in all positions, particularly up front. They offered nothing."
— Alan Shearer , Celebrity
Key People
Alan Shearer is a former professional footballer and current commentator known for his expertise in football analysis.
Ayden Heaven is a defender for Manchester United.
Luke Shaw is an English professional soccer player.
Michael Carrick is a former professional football player and current manager.
Nobel Mendy is a Senegalese football defender who recently signed with Hull City.
Oli McBurnie is a Scottish footballer who plays as a forward for Hull City.
Regan Slater is a player for Hull City.
Sergej Jakirovic is the manager of Hull City.
Former English footballer and manager.
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Manchester United made an awful start to their Premier League campaign at newly-promoted Hull. What went wrong?
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