Jose Mourinho has "wrecked" Manchester United, turning Old Trafford from the "Theatre of Dreams" into the "Theatre of Nightmares", says Christophe Dugarry.
Mourinho has overseen United's worst start to a season in 28 years as the club sit seventh after 13 games, already 14 points behind league leaders Manchester City.
On Tuesday United struggled to a 1-0 win over Swiss side Young Boys as Marouane Fellaini scored in injury time, the club's first home goal in the Champions League this season.
"It's unbearable," Dugarry told Le10 Sport. "He's wrecked the club. When you see them play on Tuesday, it's catastrophic, it's awful. We all remember Manchester with Roy Keane, [David] Beckham – all the great players, they played offensive football.
"It was beautiful and passionate. Old Trafford was the Theatre of Dreams, now it's the Theatre of Nightmares with this guy. It's crazy."
Dugarry says Mourinho is a stubborn coach and refusing to change his ways, living off the memories of past glories amid dire football.
He added: "What he doesn't understand is that we don't give a s*** about his titles, we just want emotion and to watch good football, which he's incapable of giving us.
"But he won’t realise that because he’s so far up his own a***. We don't care at all about what you’ve won, mate."
