Main coach Manchester United Ruben Amorim defended his decision to play a club of a new left leg defender of Patrick Dorgu on the right wing, a tactical call that received a typically blunt assessment of former skipper Red Devils Roy Keane.
Signing in February from Lecce was charged as a solution to United’s left wing problems. This attitude has fixed subsequent departure Left Beka Tyrell Malacia on the day of the deadline.
However, Dorga lined up Friday evening FA Cup Fourth Circle Against Leicester City on the right of United 3-4-2-1. Visitors to relegation took over the well -deserved lead in the first half after Bilal El Khannouss lowered Dorgua’s wing.
Amorim hooked his new recruit during the interval at halftime, introducing Alejandra Garnacho who helped inspire United’s controversial return.
When he was thinking about the first 45 minutes, which produced zero shots on the target for the hosts, Keane fell into his former team. “Missing beliefs, lack of confidence,” he said in his role ITV pundit. “They introduced new players, you think it is [Dorgu] goes to play in his position and plays the right wing.
“Do you think that is unfair to players? And you look at the urgency for [Leicester] The goal, it is cheaply given, people who do not stay with runners. I just look at it from the United stop and I mean, God, is that what happened? “
Amorim spent most of the opening 45 minutes feverishly feeding on his £ 29 million recruit Instructions. “I was trying to help Dorgu manage the game,” explained the Portuguese boss. “He had three training sessions, so it was difficult for him.”
When he was pushed to Dorgu’s positioning, he concluded: “He played many times for Lecce on the right of the left side. This is one of the characteristics we pay great attention to. He was a little worried about the first touch of the ball.
“It has a tempo, has strength and will improve a lot. We, as a team, have to play better to help a new guy on the right level.
“If you have seen the history of Dorgua for his last team, he played a lot of games on the right and we have to have a winger who can play both sides like [Diogo] Dalot. So I think this is a really important thing, because sometimes you need left feet on the right side to get in and connect in a different way, and sometimes you need your right leg to connect and cross multiple balls. “
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