- Manchester United was 2-0 down halfway in Everton on Saturday
- The former United Sir Alex Ferguson manager did not seem impressed in the stands
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The Manchester United icon, Sir Alex Ferguson, was at Goodison Park on Saturday to see his former team face Everton and did not seem impressed by what he saw in the first half.
United deserved 2-0 in the interval after the goals of Beto and Abdoulaye Doucoure in the 19 and 33 minutes respectively.
The TNT sports cameras cut Ferguson in the 43rd minute and saw the 83 -year -old man wearing a strong grimace.
A United fanatic shared an image of Ferguson's face through X (previously Twitter) along with the word: 'Real', while another commented: 'Terrible'.
Saturday's game was Everton's eighth since David Moyes returned to the club for his second spell in charge.
Moyes had previously managed the toffee for 518 games between 2002 and 2013. He left Goodison Park to replace Ferguson in Old Trafford after his Scottish partner retired after a remarkable race.
Sir Alex Ferguson (Center) seemed to be in a good mood before the start at Goodison Park
But he looked much less happy after seeing Manchester United falls 2-0 in Everton
Everton's leadership was courtesy of Beto's goals (right) and Abdoulaye Doucoure (left)
Ferguson took over 1,500 United Games between 1986 and 2013, winning 895 of them. He won 38 trophies with the Red Devils, including 13 Titles of the Premier League and two crowns of the Champions League.
In contrast, Moyes lasted less than 10 months in the hot seat of Old Trafford, since he was fired after only 51 games.
Since Ferguson left, United has not been able to add to his account of the Titles of the Premier League. His only trophies during that period have been two cups of FA, two mugs of EFL, two community shields and a Europa League.
The current chief Ruben Amorim is the tenth different manager, including the caretakers, which United has had since the era of Ferguson has ended.
