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Mourinho not ready to panic
- Updated: September 18, 2016
Jose Mourinho is refusing to panic after watching his Manchester United side fall to their third straight defeat with a 3-1 loss to Watford on Sunday.
Despite Marcus Rashford’s second-half equaliser, United left Vicarage Road empty-handed after goals from substitute Juan Camilo Zuniga and Troy Deeney sealed all three points for the Hornets.
The loss capped off eight days for United that began with a 2-1 derby loss to Manchester City and also saw them beaten by Feyenoord in the Europa League on Thursday.
It is the first time Mourinho has lost three consecutive games in a season since February 2002, when he was Porto boss.
Mourinho is refusing to get carried away by the highs and lows of United’s season and says the only way his team will improve is through hard work on …
