Manchester United legend Dwight Yorke says he refuses to watch the current Red Devils side.
After finishing third last season, the Red Devils have had a campaign to forget as they sit eight points adrift of the top four and have already been eliminated from the UEFA Champions League.
Yorke has revealed he was not happy with how the team were unable to stop Manchester City from winning the treble last season after their defeat in the FA Cup final.
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"Watching United has been a struggle. There's no two ways about that. I'm not going to lie, I've walked away from the game: refused to watch for a bit, and just try to catch up on highlights rather than sit through the 90 minutes.
"Worse still is that City are sweeping all before them, including United in last season's all-Manchester FA Cup final.
"I still haven't forgotten the fact that we allowed City to repeat history, winning our Treble, because we had a chance to stop them at Wembley and we didn't.
"The players didn't do what they were supposed to do to protect the biggest legacy of the football club. So I'm a bit miffed by that and I haven't really recovered from it."
The Red Devils are back in action on Boxing Day as they welcome the high-flying Aston Villa to Old Trafford.
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