Manchester United fan snaps at Darren Fletcher amid another dire result

An international break ends with another dire result against Leicester and another manager certain to vacate his post next month. Not much has changed at Manchester United in six months.

When Kelechi Iheanacho stooped to put Leicester ahead, one supporter in a hoodie in the south stand had had enough. He stood up and vented at the Manchester United dugout. Darren Fletcher vented back.

The supporter was escorted out by stewards to applause, though it was unclear if that was for his removal or rant. He missed Fred's swift equaliser, unwittingly assisted by a complacent Kasper Schmeichel.

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Fletcher, never shy in challenging opponents as a player, is one of the few remaining members of the old boys' club culture Ole Gunnar Solskjaer cultivated and is under pressure to justify his technical director role. He has watched matches from the directors' box, the press box and the dugout and there have been unsatisfactory explanations from the club and the man himself to define his role.

Perhaps Fletcher was not the intended target of the fan's ire. United's experiment in hiring an interim manager who had managed 81 matches in 10 years seems almost as certain to fail as United are of hosting Thursday night football next season. United have squirmed 15 goals in 13 games under Ralf Rangnick at home and won three of their last 11 games.

The phlegmatic Rangnick is struggling to bottle up his emotions. At full-time, he strode onto the pitch, shook hands with the officials and appeared to give Anthony Elanga some curt advice. Elanga's failure to square the ball to Marcus Rashford was the signal for several fans to head down the gangways towards the exit.

This was not as disastrous as the