Manchester United: The Question Of Whether or Not Ed Woodward Really Did Utter Expletives Following West Brom Draw Remains

Manchester United vice-chairman Ed Woodward was caught on camera seemingly saying "f****** waste of money" following the Red Devils' draw against West Bromwich Albion.

However, the interpretation to the utterances made is far from precise, with several users on social media suggesting that it was "Oh f****** hell, what is the point?" and "Oh f*** off where's he put it?" While others insist differently.

Woodward, as it appears, has authority over transfer expenditures that are to be made by the club, initially granting manager Louis van Gaal around £150 million in the previous transfer window that saw the likes of Angel di Maria and Radamel Falcao head to Old Trafford, as a result.

United luckily escaped with a point after trailing twice, as Stephane Sessegnon put the hosts in front after eight minutes that was cancelled out by a Marouane Fellaini strike.

Saido Berahino made it 2-1 at the 66th minute, but Daley Blind had plans of his own, sending a curling shot to the back of the net, making it 2-2.

For all its worth, if the remarks appear to be as what it is claimed by netizens, the intention behind it still remains a question.

Nevertheless, the definitive facts during the game were Luke Shaw and Juan Mata's poor showing on the pitch, while Ander Herrera's substitution brought about questions since he was apparently fit to finish the game.

Meanwhile, Louis van Gaal was extremely disappointed with the result, as his squad failed to capitalise on their chances, wasting twenty of their twenty two total attempts at goal.

"It is two points lost," said the Dutch mentor.

"I think we were the better team. I am very disappointed about the result."

"I don't think West Bromwich Albion has created many chances, I think zero, and we gave the two goals away."

"We have created four chances in the first half and seven in the second half. I am happy about our playing style but not happy with the result."

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