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Manchester United aren't in a good place at the moment.Jose Mourinho made six changes for their game against Tottenham Hotspur, with Romelu Lukaku, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling among those restored to the starting line-up

But it did not pay off for Mourinho's side.Despite playing their best football of the season in the first-half, they could not find a way past Hugo Lloris in the Tottenham goal

And it was Tottenham who broke the deadlock, as Harry Kane's header five minutes into the second half stunned Old Trafford

And the floodgates opened from there.Lucas Moura doubled Tottenham's lead just two minutes later, and the Brazilian would score again five minutes from the end of the game to seal a 3-0 victory for the away side

One man who would not have been impressed with the result was executive vice-chairman, Ed Woodward

Woodward and Mourinho are believed to have a frosty relationship after multiple disagreements on transfers in the summer

The camera panned to him in the 85th minute looking extremely glum, shortly after Moura scored his second of the night to make it 3-0

But it was the actions of his colleague sitting beside him that has caused a stir

He can be seen saying something to Woodward, and it does look as if he told Woodward to sack Mourinho

That was a view shared by many on Twitter as the footage quickly spread across the social media platform

That is mad.Given Mourinho has picked up just three points from his opening three games, it could well be the case that he is the first manager in the Premier League to lose his job this season

Despite losing 3-0, Mourinho maintained that Man United were the better team on the night

"The fans are the best judges in football and they were fantastic to the players," he said, per the BBC

"I wanted to make sure the fans had from us what they deserve and wanted to be fair to them because they were fantastic

I don't consider it a difficult time."[We were] the best team, the offensive team, the team that pressed hard, that created chances and missed chances, but then from the first corner that Tottenham had they scored one goal and immediately that team was in the game

"I'm frustrated but I'm happy with the players and the performance.We created more chances today than in the majority of our matches

"What I was trying to do was to keep their motivation and that's not easy."Normally when you play well you win it, and that's what I try not to let go away with the score

For more infomation >> Fans think they know what was said to Ed Woodward about Mourinho during Spurs loss - Duration: 3:29.

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What Was Megalodon's Life Like? - Duration: 5:35.

The creature's full scientific name is Carcharocles megalodon.

"Megalodon" means simply, "giant tooth," derived from Greek.

Fossil evidence of the megalodon occurs most often as giant shark teeth.

Adult megalodon teeth may be as big as one's palm.

Some are even larger.

Fossils suggest that megalodons lived in tropical and temperate oceans worldwide.

The megalodon is often compared to the great white shark,

but both species have descended along different, albeit closely related lineages.

Sharks are known for their stability through evolution.

And so, scientists believe that a day in a megalodon's life would resemble that of other

top predator sharks.

Here, the Isthmus of Panama – the land that would connect North America with South America

– has not yet emerged from the ocean.

A female megalodon surveys the area.

She's pregnant.

She came here to give birth.

While we don't know for how long, her pregnancy could have taken over a year.

As some other large sharks do today, the mother shark gives birth to live young.

The mother shark is truly giant, about the size of a bus.

And so these infant sharks are similarly big, about 2 meters or more from nose to tail.

The mother may stay near her young, but her actions may not be about mothering.

Instead, she's more about defending an area she may have used as a feeding ground.

Hammerhead sharks feed here, too.

And so, as she keeps territory for herself, she also

keeps her babies safe from the hammerheads.

Even at birth, the infant sharks are formidable.

They'll prey on smaller fish, mollusks, and on small marine mammals if they're present.

The mother, however, seeks larger prey.

She is easily capable of killing sizeable marine mammals,

like whales, because she is far bigger than they are.

Tooth marks on fossil whale bones indicate deep megalodon bites.

The female bites and then shakes her prey.

The serrated edges of her teeth cut heavy flesh like giant steak knives.

If megalodons behaved like other large predatory sharks,

her male mate likely remained apart and independent.

While he is still larger than the great white sharks we know today,

he is only about half the female's size.

Among megalodons, if sheer size was any indication, females rule.

The cycle of mating, birth, and hunting continued in these shallow seas until about 2.6

million years ago.

In the time of the megalodons, continents drifted together.

Sea currents and sea levels changed.

The abundance of prey rose and fell throughout megalodon's reign.

But as the Pliocene epoch went on, sharks became more competitive, possibly even quicker

and more agile.

These factors, and perhaps others, spelled the end of the megalodon.

Why is there so little material evidence of megalodons today?

Well, they were sharks, and all sharks are cartilaginous fish.

Megalodon skeletons had few hard bones, and were mostly cartilage.

A dinosaur leaves bones when it dies.

Bones enable one to estimate a body's size, structure and function.

But since sharks' skeletons are almost totally cartilage,

and cartilage decomposes easily after death, almost nothing of a megalodon is left behind.

Shark teeth, however, fossilize easily.

So scientists use fossil megalodon teeth to estimate other details about the animals.

The enormous size of megalodon teeth, compared to teeth of living sharks,

is a significant reason why scientists think the megalodon was so large.

But fossil teeth paint an incomplete picture of this magnificent animal,

and the scarcity of other hard evidence continues to challenge scientists.

For now, some ideas about the megalodon are based on assumptions of how it could have

resembled today's sharks in form, ecology, and behavior.

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Fans think they know what was said to Ed Woodward about Mourinho during Spurs loss - Duration: 3:36.

 Manchester United aren't in a good place at the moment.  Jose Mourinho made six changes for their game against Tottenham Hotspur, with Romelu Lukaku, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling among those restored to the starting line-up

 But it did not pay off for Mourinho's side.  Despite playing their best football of the season in the first-half, they could not find a way past Hugo Lloris in the Tottenham goal

 And it was Tottenham who broke the deadlock, as Harry Kane's header five minutes into the second half stunned Old Trafford

 And the floodgates opened from there.  Lucas Moura doubled Tottenham's lead just two minutes later, and the Brazilian would score again five minutes from the end of the game to seal a 3-0 victory for the away side

 One man who would not have been impressed with the result was executive vice-chairman, Ed Woodward

 Woodward and Mourinho are believed to have a frosty relationship after multiple disagreements on transfers in the summer

 The camera panned to him in the 85th minute looking extremely glum, shortly after Moura scored his second of the night to make it 3-0

 But it was the actions of his colleague sitting beside him that has caused a stir

 He can be seen saying something to Woodward, and it does look as if he told Woodward to sack Mourinho

 That was a view shared by many on Twitter as the footage quickly spread across the social media platform

 That is mad. Given Mourinho has picked up just three points from his opening three games, it could well be the case that he is the first manager in the Premier League to lose his job this season

 Despite losing 3-0, Mourinho maintained that Man United were the better team on the night

 "The fans are the best judges in football and they were fantastic to the players," he said, per the BBC

 "I wanted to make sure the fans had from us what they deserve and wanted to be fair to them because they were fantastic

I don't consider it a difficult time.  "[We were] the best team, the offensive team, the team that pressed hard, that created chances and missed chances, but then from the first corner that Tottenham had they scored one goal and immediately that team was in the game

 "I'm frustrated but I'm happy with the players and the performance. We created more chances today than in the majority of our matches

 "What I was trying to do was to keep their motivation and that's not easy.  "Normally when you play well you win it, and that's what I try not to let go away with the score

One goal comes and everything can change."  Do YOU want to write for GiveMeSport? Get started today by signing-up and submitting an article HERE: https://www

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For more infomation >> Fans think they know what was said to Ed Woodward about Mourinho during Spurs loss - Duration: 3:36.

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Man Utd news: Was Ed Woodward told to SACK Jose Mourinho after Spurs loss? - Duration: 5:34.

 The Red Devils have now lost two of their first three Premier League matches for the first time since the division's inaugural year in 1992-93 after Harry Kane's header and a Lucas Moura brace, all in the second half

 United conceded twice in two minutes for the second straight outing after a 3-2 loss to Brighton last week with their recent form having cranked the pressure up on Mourinho - who has looked frustrated since the early stages of pre-season

 The Portuguese boss allowed his frustrations to get the better of him again in a fiery post-match press conference, walking out after an exchange with a journalist in which he criticised a lack of respect for his achievements in England

 He fumed: "Do you know what was the result? 3-0. [Holds up three fingers] Do you know what this means? Three Premierships

I won more Premierships alone than the other 19 managers together. Three for me and two for them

Respect, respect, respect man. Respect." Mourinho was mentioned as one of the managers most likely to leave his position before Christmas but the United manager and he felt that the press were ganging up on him

 He added to journalists: "You want to make the miracle of my team played so well and strategically we were so, so, so, so, so, so good and you want to try and transform this press conference into let's blame the guy

" Bookmakers Betfair have even slashed odds on Mourinho leaving his post by the end of the week to 6/1, with a 1/4 price available for Mourinho to be gone before the end of the campaign

 And a video on social media in the last minutes of United's defeat - the heaviest home reverse of Mourinho's managerial career - appeared to show Woodward being told by someone in the director's box to sack the under-fire boss

 Television cameras panned to a stony-faced Woodward in the stands on 85 minutes, moments after Spurs scored their third goal, and captured the man beside him seeming to lean over and say: "Sack him!"  Executive vice-chairman Woodward's relationship with Mourinho is known to be strained after Mourinho's desire for a new centre-back was not fulfilled in the summer

 Mourinho also walked out early of a spiky pre-match press conference before Spurs, turning up half-an-hour early and staying for just four minutes and 19 seconds as he gave blunt answers regarding his and Woodward's standing, saying simply: "No

" Told that there were reports of a fall-out, Mourinho continued: "I don't know 10 per-cent of what is written

I'm not the right guy to answer." United's disjointed recent displays have caused real alarm among United fans but club legend Gary Neville, now a Sky Sports pundit, has told United to hold off on swinging the axe

 The ex-right-back, who spent his entire 19-year career at United under the tutelage of the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson, told Monday Night Football: "We saw Louis van Gaal sacked after an FA Cup final victory, we saw David Moyes sacked with four games to go of a season, so we are no longer talking about a football club that is behaving as it has historically done

 "I accept these are different times and I accept the difficulties and challenges, but my honest view as I stand here now is that Ed Woodward gave him a contract last season, only seven or eight months ago, and he should see that contract through to the end and do the job

 "You can't keep jumping around with managers. I hear the third-year Mourinho stories and all the rest of it and you can't disagree with those stories because there is some history

 "But what I would say is it's time now for Manchester United to batten down the hatches and for Jose Mourinho and Ed Woodward to sort themselves out if there is a problem there

 "Get the team right for the rest of the season because the club is bigger than any individual

They have to get themselves sorted because it's not a time for in-fighting and politics

 "It is still too early - three games into the season - to start suggesting there should be a change of manager

Nothing could be further from the truth.  "It has to be that Jose Mourinho is allowed to go through and complete this season

If he does well he should go through the next season as well, which is when his contract runs out

" All eyes will be on Mourinho later this week when United take on Burnley - who face a Europa League qualifying second-leg against Olympiacos on Thursday - on Sunday afternoon at Turf Moor (4pm)