20 competitive games into the season, let's look at rest v results. Rest Day means non-game days between games.

Opposition	Our Rest Days	Their Rest Days	Overall	Result
Bournemouth	Season	Opener	Same	Win
Southampton	4	5	1 Less	Win
Hull	7	3	4 More	Win
Man City	6	5	1 More	Loss
Feyenoord	3	3	Same	Loss
Watford	2	6	4 Less	Loss
Northampton	2	3	1 Less	Win
Leicester	2	3	1 Less	Win
Zorya	4	4	Same	Win
Stoke	2	7	5 Less	Draw
Liverpool	International	Break	Same	Draw
Fenerbache	2	3	1 Less	Win
Chelsea	2	7	5 Less	Loss
Man City	2	2	Same	Win
Burnley	2	6	4 Less	Draw
Fenerbache	4	3	1 More	Loss
Swansea	2	5	3 Less	Win
Arsenal	International	Break	Same	Draw
Feyenoord	4	3	1 More	Win
West Ham	2	7	5 Less	Draw

When having less rest days: P10 W5 D3 L2

When having same or more: P10 W5 D2 L3

Total 'Rest Days' Balance: 24 less rest days, average 1.2 per game less than opponents, 1.4 per game when removing int. breaks and start of season.

Sum of 10 Games Won rest days: 2 Less

Sum of 5 Games Drawn rest days: 14 Less

Sum of 5 Games Lost rest days: 7 Less

20 games played, 16 of which we have had same days or less, 4 we've had more.

Of 10 games we haven't won, 8 involved us having same rest days or less than opponents. But in the 10 we won, again 8 had same or less.

I think after detailed analysis of these statistics we can clearly see that it's all Fellaini's fault.