Paul Scholes spots worrying Manchester United trend that is haunting Erik ten Hag

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Paul Scholes issued a damning verdict on misfiring Manchester United after the Reds drew another blank in a listless defeat to West Ham.

Erik ten Hag's side were beaten 2-0 in the capital to drop below the Hammers in the table. It was the fourth straight game in which United have failed to score and the Reds have won just one of their last seven matches in all competitions.

Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus scored twice in six second-half minutes to earn David Moyes' side the three points. For United, it was another disappointing day and Scholes felt Ten Hag's side looked lost and bereft of ideas. ALSO READ: Scholes slams United forwards after woeful display vs West Ham RATINGS: Kambwala good and Antony poor in defeat vs West Ham "It’s no goals in four games now, and it’s becoming a bit embarrassing," he told TNT Sports after the game when assessing United's display. "In the second half it really fizzled out and there was no creativity. "You look at the West Ham team and you are thinking of the partnerships and the connections they have, they look like a team that can score goals and create.

Then you look at Manchester United’s front five, it’s like they don’t know each other and they have not been on the training pitch every day. "When I was playing, did the manager ever tell me how to score a goal?