Attitude Not Good Enough From Beaten Man Utd, Admits Pogba • Channels Television

Manchester United captain Paul Pogba admitted his side didn’t have the right attitude in losing 3-2 to Brighton on Sunday due to a shambolic defensive display.

For the first time in nearly two years, Jose Mourinho’s men conceded more than twice with all three Brighton goals arriving before half-time through Glenn Murray, Shane Duffy, and a Pascal Gross penalty.

“They had more hunger than us. I put myself first, that my attitude wasn’t right enough. We made mistakes we shouldn’t make,” said Pogba, whose penalty deep into stoppage time proved too little, too late.

United manager Mourinho warned of a “difficult” season when he wasn’t backed in the transfer market before the deadline for Premier…