MANCHESTER UNITED were ruthlessly trolled by Specsavers following their 3-0 drubbing by Newcastle.
Erik ten Hag's men were dumped out of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday evening as they suffered a crushing fourth-round defeat at Old Trafford.
It means Man Utd have now lost eight of their opening 15 games in all competitions this season – their worst start for 61 years.
And manager Ten Hag is coming under increasing pressure, with club legend Gary Neville even hinting he could be axed.
But the mockery escalated to new levels when opticians Specsavers tweeted about the Red Devils.
They said: "Man Utd fans, if you bring your glasses to any of our stores tomorrow, weβll swap them for a blindfold so you donβt have to watch this anymore."
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Fans reacted to the post in their droves as they were left astonished by the savage words.
One said: "Even specsavers are having a pop πππ."
Another added: "Admin woke up and chose violence today π³π."
A third replied: "π€£ You win the internet today! ππ»ππ»ππ»."
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While a fourth responded: "This is a real violation."
And a fifth said: "Absolute comedy gold ππ."
Man Utd have three games remaining until the next international break.
They travel to Fulham on Saturday, before a trip to Denmark to face Copenhagen in a must-win Champions League clash.
Their final match ahead of a two-week break then comes at home to Luton on November 11.
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