Manchester United Captain Bruno Fernandes revealed that he was excited about Ruben Amorim’s recent Mordacea criticism on the team.
The Portuguese head Infamement mocking his team as “the worst team perhaps in the story of Manchester United” after being assigned to a Defeat 3-1 At home at Brighton & Hove Albion last weekend.
This defeat was the tenth defeat of the United in the campaign league, more than Everton, which disappeared, has suffered this season. Love has pretended to clarify their comments over the following days and co -owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is not worried That the frank critique of its players will be counterproductive.
Certainly, Fernandes took it well. After snatching the victory For the United against Rangers in the Europa League on Thursday night, the pattern was asked if the comments of Amorim “fired him”. “To be honest, myself, yes,” he admitted. “Because I don’t want to see my coach saying certain things about the team. Because I know he doesn’t feel it.”
Loved public burst came after him As reported, a monitor broke In the United locker room during a furious speech after the party that is completely out of character. “I am pretty sure in a moment of rage – I am Portuguese, we feel very fast, the blood comes out very fast – it is its time,” Fernandes said about his compatriot, before explaining the effect he had managed this iteration of Manchester United can have a figure of any disposition.
“I was here with Ole (Gunnar Solskjaer), one of the quieter people I have met, and sometimes I had this rage with the players,” said the creator.
“When you are in a coaching position, you want to win games, it depends on the results, and sometimes you need to say this kind of words to your players. It was nothing out of context. We deserve the time to listen to it. He himself It became part of this, so when a manager becomes part of what he is saying, no one can be angry or disappointed. “
United Direct to Craven Cottage of Fulham Sunday night injured by a series of six losses in his last nine league games. “The reality for us, unfortunately, is in a position where this club has been there for a long time. It does not belong to it,” said Fernandes.
“We have to accept it and understand it, we have to push ourselves to much better things and much higher positions, because the reality is that to play in this club you have to have pressure, they must have The balls to play it.
“It’s what it is and you have to feel that at each moment there is a new opportunity to return the club to the position it deserves.”
