Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs has used two words to summarize the Red Devils campaign in the 2018-19 campaign.
According to The Mirror citing Sky Sports sources, Giggs remains upbeat the Old Trafford landlords will stage a comeback after a poor start to the season, but was quick to admit that the season has not been an easy one.
Speaking further in an interview with Sky Sports News, Giggs stressed that despite the "inconsistent and frustrating" display in the course of the campaign, as well as during Saturday's goalless draw at home to Crystal Palace, the club must support Jose Mourinho all the way.
"I don't see why changing the manager at this stage will change anything," he said.
"Everyone knows what a successful manager he's been over the years. I believe that bit of stability we've not had over the years - we need to stick with him.
"But results also need to change. I think we've got the manager, the players to do that," Giggs noted, even as he stressed that the most painful part for Manchester United fans is their two main rivals are currently leading the race for the Premier League silverware.
"Manchester City and Liverpool, the teams up there, they are consistent," he added. "When you're not the gap is obviously going to be big.
"When your nearest rivals are that far ahead of you it's hard to take. It's still 13 games into the season, time to claw it back.
"But the only way of doing that is going on a run of seven or eight games unbeaten - small steps to build that confidence back up."
Last weekend's barren draw at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday, see Manchester United sit 14 points adrift of league toppers Manchester City and 13 ahead of bottom side Fulham.
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