Manchester United icon Sir Alex Ferguson was in Goodison Park on Saturday to see how his former team came across FACE Everton and he was not impressed by what he saw in the first half.
United was right on 2-0 on the interval after goals from Beto and Abdoulaye Doucoure in the 19th and 33th minutes respectively.
The TNT sports cameras were cut to Ferguson in the 43rd minute and the 83-year-old was seen with a strong grimace.
One United fan shared an image of Ferguson's face via X (formerly Twitter) next to the word: 'Real', while another noticed: 'terrible'.
The Saturday game was Everton's eighth since David Moyes returned to the club for his second spell that was in charge.
Moyes had previously managed the Toffees for 518 games between 2002 and 2013. He left famous Goodison Park to replace Ferguson in Old Trafford after his colleague Scot retired after a remarkable career.
Ferguson took the lead for 1500 United competitions between 1986 and 2013 and won 895 of them. He won 38 trophies with the Red Devils, including 13 Premier League titles and two Champions League crowns.
Moyes, on the other hand, lasted less than 10 months in the Old Trafford Hot-Seat because he was fired after just 51 games.
Since Ferguson left, United has not succeeded in adding their count of Premier League titles. Their only trophies in that period were two FA cups, two EFL cups, two community shields and one Europa League.
The current boss Ruben Amorim is the 10th different manager – including caregivers – who has had United since the Ferguson era.
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