Sky Sports blunder leads to Danny Mills giving x-rated Man Utd verdict on live TV

Sky Sports blunder leads to Danny Mills giving x-rated Man Utd verdict on live TV and football fans are in absolute hysterics.

Danny Mills gave his honest assessment of Manchester United’s current problems on Sky Sports when he thought the cameras had stopped rolling.

Liverpool’s 5-0 demolition of their North West rivals at Old Trafford has piled the pressure on United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

The Red Devils have now lost three of their last four league games, seeing them slip down to seventh in the table.

The former England full-back was asked to give his opinion on the issues at the club, with several managers being linked to replace Solskjaer, but viewers got a little bit more than they bargained for.

Presenter of ‘The Football Show’ Pete Graves appeared to thank his two guests for their contributions, believing Sky Sports had cut to an ad break.

“Basically, United are just s***”, Mills replied, prompting laughter from those also on air.

“But they are!” he reiterated, before the cameras finally cut away from the studio.

The Sky Sports blunder leads to Danny Mills giving an x-rated Man Utd verdict on live TV, and Twitter users have since reacted to it….

Just watching the football show on @SkySports wasn’t expecting a simple honest appraisal of man united from Danny mills#LiverpoolFC pic.twitter.com/FkLICUSF5x

— graham swift (@Swifto78) October 27, 2021

@johnmussels: Cheers Sky, all my kids are crying running round screaming ‘shit’. Send me a iPhone 13.

@duckfundee: Gets bad when Danny Mills is ripping into you.

@draconIANdays: Would be funny if Danny Mills was sacked before Solskjaer.

@ABGratton24: Who’d have thought Danny Mills would be my pundit of the day. 😂

@bielsaball28: Danny Mills has gone up massively in my estimation. Still a cock though. #lufc

@ianbennett999: Not often I agree with Danny Mills but…

@DanP5010: I think the bloke that was meant to press a button to change cameras might be a bit fucked 😂😂😂

@natedigidy89: Wont be seeing Danny Mills anytime soon..😂

@TheFakePyeface: Never thought I’d say this, but can I hear more from Danny Mills?

@KieranBarker96: And just like that Danny Mills won’t be back on Sky Sports

@Bettsy139: I’m 3,2,1 and we are live….

@Jbufc86: Nothing much gets to me about football, it is what it is, up and downs. But this rotten bald cunt sticking the boot in makes me feel sick

@Josh_T95: Broken clocks and all that…

@mhemmaty: Eeeek! Rule 1 of TV/Radio. Treat every microphone as a live mic. TX failed to next into commercials. @SkySportsNews #fail

@Hendo1980: Danny Mills is very much one of the laziest pundits out there, but he’s spot on here

@Lister0161: Baffles me how players who was literally shit there whole career can call out united, when we are still better than teams they played for at our worse

@gaz_paine: Thing is you can’t even be mad about this. He’s not wrong and we’re a laughing stock because of our board over this Ole situation. our board don’t care so long as the money comes in. #OleOutNow #GlazersOut

@AKALouisCasper: Danny Mills talking facts for once in his life

@Biggies_MaIIs: First time I’ve agreed with Danny Mills. Haha.

@Germufc: Prick has a point to be fair

@AlanMorrissey: They definitely are at the moment, but Mills was sh*t all of the time

@robbiemanu77: This is just embarrassing

Meanwhile, United have been the talk of football since their 5-0 thrashing at the hands of fierce rivals Liverpool at Old Trafford.

Many have called for Solskjaer to be sacked, but the manager is seemingly going to be given a chance to turn things around.

Mills and Bamba had been reflecting eloquently on the situation at the Premier League giants before what they, and Graves, thought was a break in the live coverage.

@Leonc33: Caught in 4k

The contrast in Mills’ brutal but true verdict when he thought he was able to speak freely made the howler even more hilarious.

It seems the error came on the Sky Sports Premier League channel where coverage had continued, while on Sky Sports News the advert break was in progress.

The broadcaster has since issued an apology upon returning from the adverts.

Solskjaer is under massive pressure to beat Spurs on Saturday but has the backing of Ed Woodward and Richard Arnold… for now.

He was even given a morale-boosting training ground visit by his former mentor Sir Alex Ferguson but will be under no illusions that drastically improved performances are needed.

Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly still the preferred option to come in if the club decide to sack Solskjaer, however he is under contract at PSG.

Antonio Conte is also another high-quality option and has the benefit of being unattached at the moment and is keen to replace Ole.

Solskjaer could also have dressing room fires to extinguish with Paul Pogba, who was sent off just minutes after coming on against Liverpool, understood to have apologised to team-mates but not his boss.

Pogba later described those claims as ‘big lies to make headlines’. See more on that HERE.