Former and Tottenham star Jamie Redknapp believes Jose Mourinho losing his job at is inevitable.
Mourinho may have gotten himself a stay of execution after his team rallied to beat Newcastle United 3-2 after being down 2-0 at half time.
But Redknapp knows that a better side would have put United out of contention by half time.
And he believes the sack will come sooner than later for Mourinho.
He told The Daily Mail: "If anyone believes this is a new dawn for Jose Mourinho and United, think again.
"This was not about a team rallying for their under-fire manager. The players were trying to save face after a third dismal display in eight days.
"A better team than Newcastle would have locked down that victory. They are a side United should be beating routinely.
"They have not won all season, are without an away win since April and are struggling for goals.
"So why did Mourinho start two holding midfielders, Nemanja Matic and Scott McTominay? You knew United would have all the ball in the world.
"After defeat by West Ham and a 0-0 against Valencia, this was a chance to silence the critics with a dominant showing.
"Instead, they started slowly and conceded two sloppy goals.
"Old Trafford is no longer the fortress it once was. At times when I played there, you would do a lap of honour if you got a corner!"
