Manchester United Captain Bruno Fernandes revealed that he has launched the recent criticism of Ruben Amorim’s team.
The Portuguese boss they were unsinfeated His side as “the worst team maybe in Manchester United history” after being sent to convincing 3-1 defeat At the home of Brighton & Hove Albion last weekend.
This loss was the tenth defeat of the campaign championship – more than the relegation – they have undergone this season. Amorim has sought to clarify His comments for the next few days and co -owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is not worried that the honest criticism of his players will be reversed.
Fernandes definitely got it well. After predator For United Rangers in the Europa League on Thursday night, the commander was asked if Amorim’s comments “shot him”. “To be honest, I, yes,” he admitted. “Because I don’t want to see my manager say some things about the team. Because I know he doesn’t feel that.”
Amorim’s public explosion came after him Reportedly broke a screen In the United Dressing Room during a furious after -character speech. “I’m very confident in a moment of rage – I’m Portuguese. We feel it very fast. Blood comes out very quickly – it’s their time,” Fernandes said of his compatriot before explaining the effect that manages this repetition Manchester United may have in an image of any mood.
“I was here with Ole (Gunnar Solskjaer), one of the calmer people I ever met, and had this rage in the players sometimes,” the player noted.
“When you are in a position as a manager you want to win games, you depend on the results and sometimes you have to have these words to your players. It was nothing out of the context. A moment to hear.
United Proceed to Fulham’s Craven Cottage On Sunday night he was injured by six defeats since the last nine league games. “The reality for us, unfortunately, we are in a position where this club has not been for a long time. It does not belong there,” Fernandes continued.
“We need to accept it and understand it. We have to promote much better things and much higher positions, because the reality is going to play for this club that you need to have the pressure. You have to have the balls to play this club.
“It’s what it is and you have to feel that at every moment in every game. There is a new opportunity to bring the club back to its position.”
