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Is Manchester United under 'curse'?

French midfielder Paul Pogba believe that his club Manchester United are ‘cursed’ considering their form this season in the Premier League
Pogba was reacting to the 1-1 home draw Manchester United were forced to by West Ham United on Sunday, November 27, 2016
He explained that United’s luck would soon come this term in the Premier League 
Manchester United star Paul Pogba has made a shocking statement about his club who have not found their rhyme this season in the Premier League under new boss Jose Mourinho.
Manchester United star Paul Pogba
United under Jose Mourinho have only won two of their last 10 fixtures in the Premier League this season, and they are sixth on the standings in which they are 11 points behind current table toppers Chelsea.
The French Midfielder stated that Manchester United might have been ‘cursed’ considering the club’s lackluster performances this term in the Premier League
”We are going to start thinking like we are cursed, because we always dominate all the teams that come to play us, but the result we get after the match is not worth it and something has to be done.
”I have the believe that our luck will change soon because we create chances, and I am confident that it will come right,” Pogba explained.

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