BITTER Chelsea fans have put together a Mason Mount ‘fail’ compilation following his Manchester United debut.
Mount, 24, swapped Stamford Bridge for Old Trafford last week in a deal worth £55million.
Mason Mount made his first Man Utd appearance on WednesdayRex
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Just days after his arrival in Manchester, the midfielder provoked a furious reaction from Chelsea fans when a video emerged on social media.
In the clip, Mount gushed over the Red Devils’ home dressing room, hailing it as “special”.
Some supporters slammed him for being a “snake”, while others claimed that they were happy he had left West London.
Mount made his first appearance for Man Utd in a pre-season friendly against Leeds on Wednesday.
He played 45 minutes before Erik ten Hag made 11 changes at half-time.
Many United fans were impressed with his performance, however, some Chelsea supporters were quick to pinpoint his ‘fails’.
One person even went as far as putting together a compilation.
In the video – which has since been taken down from social media due to copyright – Mount can be seen overhitting corners and free-kicks and misplacing passes.
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He also missed a one-on-one chance after scuffing his shot.
One person tweeted: “Bro played one game and already has a fails compilation for United.”
Another added: “There’s already a Mason Mount fail comp I’m in tears haha.”
While a third wrote: “No way Mason Mount has a fail comp from his very first game.”
However, some football fans slammed Chelsea supporters for being “salty”.
One person wrote: “Chelsea fans making Mount fail comps. Your fanbase claimed he was the future Lampard not Utd! Salty just because he left your small club!”
While another added: “Chelsea fans grasping at straws after one Mount game is INSANE considering they’ve got a whole 38 game long fail comp from last season.”
Man Utd went on to win the game 2-0 thanks to second-half goals from Joe Hugill and Noam Emeran.