No need to panic, insists Buttner
Date published: 01 October 2013
DEFENDER Alexander Buttner insists there is no crisis at Manchester United.
A troublesome start to David Moyes’ tenure took a sharp downturn on Saturday as West Brom recorded their first win at Old Trafford since 1978.
It was United’s third loss in six games - their worst start in the league since 1989.
Bookmakers have shoved United out to 7–1 fourth favourites to retain their title
Yet Buttner is adamant there is no need to panic: “I don’t think it is a crisis,” said the Dutch defender.
“Of course the crowd want to see Manchester United winning – the players want that too.”
“You always have to trust the players,” said Buttner. “I think we can do this as a team. Our season starts here. We are going to win games, I am sure about that.”
For the second week running United now head into a tricky cup tie – Wednesday’s Champions League trip to Shakhtar Donetsk.
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