Man United fan says he has sold his season ticket after Luton game, the club has 'driven him mad'

A Manchester United fan has revealed he has sold his season ticket at Old Trafford - and says the club is 'driving him mad'.

United defeated Luton 1-0 on Saturday for their second Premier League win in a row, but it was anything but convincing.

Erik ten Hag's side took a second half lead through Victor Lindelof and did control proceedings for the most part, but couldn't find a second goal and had to hold on for the win at the end.

The victory came just three days after United suffered a shock 4-3 defeat to FC Copenhagen - their third defeat in four games in the Champions League this season.

Ten Hag's side face the very real prospect of being knocked out of Europe altogether, and they likely need to win at least one of their final two games against Galatasaray and Bayern Munich to lift themselves off the bottom of the table.

United are sixth in the Premier League - just four points off the top four - but face Newcastle, Chelsea and Liverpool as part of a challenging pre-Christmas run.

And goalscoring has been at a premium at Old Trafford, with the Reds netting just eight goals in their seven games at home.

Speaking to talkSPORT, United fan Chris revealed he has had enough - and has sold his season ticket in disgust at the way the team are playing.

And he revealed what he will do with his newfound time now that he won't be attending matches at Old Trafford.

He fumed: "I just don't see what we are trying to do as a club.

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"It is driving me mad, to the point where I've been offered money for my season ticket, me and my mate who I go with. I said yeah, you can have it.

"I've got the right to get it back next season but this year, I don't want to watch them play. It is boring.

"My daughter is 11, she plays netball. I hate netball. I'd rather watch that.

"[I sold my season ticket] for £50 a game.

"The players at that club have got no guts. Don't want to play for the team. We see it all the time - the people around me in the stadium are laughing."