It was another poor performance from Manchester United on Sunday (Picture: Getty Images) Gary Neville reckons a 15 minute spell in Manchester United’s draw with Fulham was the worst he has ever seen in 46 years of watching the club. The Red Devils continued their poor start to the season with a 1-1 draw at Craven Cottage, with Lisandro Martinez scoring a comical own goal before Matheus Cunha’s late deflected effort rescued a point. The Brazilian’s equaliser meant it was not a disastrous afternoon for Michael Carrick’s team, but there is much work to do for the manager. Manchester United were not impressive at all for much of the game and Neville was stunned by how poor they were and what he saw as a lack of effort. Sign up for In The Mixer, Metro's football newsletter Get exclusive analysis and previews of the biggest games every Friday. Sign up now for free. The 51-year-old, in fact, felt it was as bad as he has ever seen from any Manchester United team. ‘I’ve watched Man United since the age of five and that’s the worst 15 minutes I’ve ever seen. Absolutely pathetic,’ Neville said on Sky Sports. ‘I’ve never seen such a lack of effort. What must Carrick be thinking?’ He added: ‘I’m finding it really hard about the walking about. You should never walk around on a football pitch. It’s bizarre. Lisandro Martinez bizarrely scored past his own goalkeeper (Picture: REUTERS) ‘It’s a few minutes of the blue mannequins playing against the white mannequins and then it switches around, bizarre football match. ‘Neither side will go anywhere with this lack of urgency. Just look at them: They are walking!’ The former England defender did not seem to be blaming Carrick for his players’ underwhelming actions, instead feeling sorry for the manager. ‘If I was Michael Carrick I’d be worried about the message the players are sending him, coming out of the half time talk with this lack of urgency is remarkable,’ he said. Michael Carrick have won just one of their first five league games (Picture: PA Wire) Former Red Devils player Ashley Young said after the game: ‘They were too slow, they were walking, they were jogging, there wasn’t enough urgency in the game. ‘I wanted to see more passes being risked in the final third. It was too slow.’ It is just the fifth point of Manchester United’s season, with one win from their first five Premier League games. They end the game 12th in the table, with Fulham 19th as they remain winless so far this campaign. Comment now Comments Add Metro as a Preferred Source on Google Add as preferred source