57 goals scored, 57 goals conceded. At least Manchester United were consistent in some ways last season with their worst performance in the goal difference column since 1990.
It was a defensive horror show pretty much from start to finish, conceding four goals in a game on five occasions and suffering a 5-0 drubbing at home by arch-rivals Liverpool.
We witnessed a litany of individual mistakes, lapses in concentration and an absence of leadership as United's back line kept just eight Premier League clean sheets all season.
£40m signing from Real Madrid Raphael Varane must have wondered what was happening
Nobody save goalkeeper David de Gea emerged with any credit from a car crash of a campaign.