Manchester United's start to the 2018/19 campaign has been a tumultuous one to say the least as the club have hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons thus far.

United were comfortably dispatched by the Hammers 3-1 at the London Stadium on Saturday as Mourinho's men offered little to resistance to prevent their third league defeat of the season.
With just 10 points on the board from their opening seven games, the Red Devils equal that of David Moyes' record in the ill-fated season of 2013/14. However, their current margin of defeat ensures this is their worst start to a top flight season since 1989/90 when they picked up just seven points - a start which almost saw
Can't win with Pogba, can't win without Pogba.
— 90min (@90min_Football) September 29, 2018
When it starts to sink in that someone else might actually be the problem. . . pic.twitter.com/ZpfCBcmsV4
Mou's personal assistant before the post match presser. pic.twitter.com/avXihDyoB4
— kelly_welles (@kelly_welles) September 29, 2018
And Amazon picked City to make the documentary about. Amateurs.
— Chris Deeley (@ThatChris1209) September 29, 2018
Manchester United this season #MourinhoOut #WHUMUN pic.twitter.com/8v4qv7QWtf
— KAYOLE (@kayole_1960) September 29, 2018
You know that time where Jose Mourinho’s teams down tools?
— Scott Saunders (@_scottsaunders) September 29, 2018
We’ve reached that point.
Absolutely disgusted. Change is needed asap #MourinhoOut @ManUtd Pogba need to figure out if he wants to play for United or leave. @ManUtd need to sort out this problem asap
— Al-faadh Bheenick (@alfaadh) September 29, 2018
That Manchester United dressing room might be hard to find.
— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) September 29, 2018
Sometimes I have to stop and ask myself whether I enjoy the demise of Manchester United more than I enjoy the rise of Liverpool FC. I don’t. But it’s a bloody tough one
— Ashleigh Monk (@missyash8) September 29, 2018
There's a good book to be written about Man Utd since Sir Alex Ferguson retired. A cautionary tale of how identity can be destroyed.
— Paul Hayward (@_PaulHayward) September 29, 2018
Between 2007 and 2013, #MUFC won five Premier League titles and missed out on the other two by a combined total of 1 point.
— Colin Millar (@Millar_Colin) September 29, 2018
Since Ed Woodward...
2013/14: 22 points off title
2014/15: 17 points
2015/16: 15 points
2016/17: 27 points
2017/18: 19 points
2018/19: ???
Last season it took until December 17th for Manchester United to concede their 12th league goal of the season. This season, September 29th.
— Daniel Storey (@danielstorey85) September 29, 2018
Think this should be the end for Mourinho at United. Clear it has got so poisonous to the point of no return. The team selection was ridiculous and you can tell the players aren't there for the manager. Should just make the change this week.
— Alex Shaw (@AlexShawESPN) September 29, 2018
United have bigger problems than the manager, but he is the most immediate issue.
— Miguel Delaney (@MiguelDelaney) September 29, 2018
And the harsh truth is anyone that objectively looked at the patterns of Mourinho's career could have easily predicted this.
A lot of United fans willingly (and angrily) blinded themselves to this
A potential 11 points behind the league leaders in September is unprecedented for Manchester United in the Premier League era and absolutely damns Jose Mourinho #mufc
— Sam Pilger (@sampilger) September 29, 2018