Ruben Amorim has suggested that the Sunday derby between Manchester United and Manchester City was harmed by the poor seasons of the two parties so far.
Manchester’s last installment ended in a Deura 0-0 And he had only two great possibilities during the 90 minutes, and few players from the pitch seemed disappointed to share the points with their local rivals after the final whistle.
Described sarcastically as a witness of Bruyne’s Kevin as a result of City Playmaker’s ad of his imminent departure, the game never came out and United Titular coach Amorim suggested that the low bets involved contributed to the disappointing demonstration.
“Both teams do not fight for the title, this changed the game,” he said. “You can make a fun game, but this feeling of not losing a point and winning all games at home is not here. It’s hard to say.
“We have to fight for big things. If we were fighting for big things, the feeling would be completely different. You would feel the urgency you didn’t feel today because both teams have a lot of doubts.”
At the City Line, it was a boost for his hopes to end in the first four places, below his preseason expectations, but a real uncertainty, given his immersion in the middle of the season. Pep Guardiola’s side is still fifth, a point behind Chelsea.
United, meanwhile, has very little to play its nationals. Nothing more than pride is in the line of a Red Devils dress that increased to 13th and still has a negative goal difference (-4) after 31 games.
“I can see it,” Amorim reflected on the performance of his team. “The connections. The players are more comfortable in the positions. We can find players between lines and we are calm with the ball. We are better, but we have a lot to improve.
“I am not naive or crazy. I understand that looking at the opponents there is a great lag, but as a leader I cannot say that it will take a long time. You have to feel urgently, to hurry to do something better. In a club like ours, you do not have much time. We are in a hurry.
