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Published 11:39 8 Sept 2015 BST
Updated 12:09 8 Sept 2015 BST

An exasperated sigh about United's new signings maybe betrayed his frustrations further, although he did say he believed Martial, Depay and Co. would come good in time.
Ever the optimist, McIlroy thinks rivals Manchester City will run away with the league again this season.
"At least we're back in Europe," he added. "Rooney did well at the weekend so hopefully that will give him some confidence for the domestic season as well.
"Hopefully things will look up. A top four finish is obviously likely and hopefully we'll challenge for the title, but we'll see."Explore more on these topics:
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