Bruno Fernandes reveals his reaction to the Ruben comment on the ‘worst Man Utd’ worst teams ‘in history’
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes revealed that he was delighted with the recent sharp criticism of Ruben’s amomes at the expense of the team.
Portuguese boss infamously ridiculed his side as “maybe the worst team in Manchester United history” after they got convincingly defeat 3-1 At home against Brighton & Hove Albion last weekend.
This defeat was United’s tenth league defeat of this season – more than Everton suffered this season due to the league relegation. There is an amorious sought to clarify his comments during the following days and co -owners of Sir Ratcliffe He’s not worried that the sincere criticism of his players will take his head.
Fernandes certainly accepted it well. After to win the victory For United against the Rangers in the Europa League on Thursday night, the captain was asked if the comments of Amorim had ‘burned’ him. “Let me be honest, yes,” he admitted. “Because I don’t want to see my manager saying certain things about the team. Because I know he doesn’t feel it.”
Amorim’s public outburst came after allegedly broke the monitor In United’s locker room during an angry speech after a match that is completely out of character. “I’m pretty sure it’s a moment of anger – I’m a Portuguese, we feel it very quickly, blood comes out very quickly – their moment,” Fernandes said of his compatriot, before explaining the effect of managing this iteration Manchester United may have any dispositions on the figure of any disposition.
“I was here with Oleo [Gunnar Solskjaer]One of the most somno people I have ever met, and sometimes he had anger on the players, “Playmaker said.
“When you are at the manager’s position, you want to win matches, you depend on the results, and sometimes you need to have words like this to your players. It was nothing outside the context. We deserve in it he did himself part of that, so when the manager makes himself part of the one What he says, no one can get angry or disappointed about it. “
United head to Fulham’s Craven Cottage Sunday night wounded by a series of six defeats in the last nine league matches. “Unfortunately, the reality for us is in a position in which this club has not been long, for a long time. It doesn’t belong there,” Fernandes continued.
“We have to accept it and understand that we have to push ourselves for much better things and much more positions, because the reality is that you play for this club you have to have pressure, you have to have the balls to play this club.
“That’s the way it is and you have to feel that at all times in every game there is a new chance of the club back to the position it deserves.”
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