Manchester United chief coach Ruben Amorim defended his captain Bruno Fernandes after a club retired midfielder Roy Keane was launched in a stab of a tyrad against the Portuguese playmaker.
This is not Keane’s first verbal attack on Fernandes’s character. At the beginning of last season, former Republican Ireland International The required Fernandes is taken off United captain.
In his last insignificant criticism, Keane questioned the attitude of the 30-year-old about the latest Hold on to football Podcast, insisting, “Bruno is not a fighter.” “I get back to all that,” Keane’s increasingly angry concluded, “Talent is not enough. Bruno is a talented player, but the talent is not enough.”
“I have a different opinion,” he replied to Amorim. “Bruno is really important to us in the club. It’s special to me. The game is well in a difficult context. He always wants responsibility.
“I always know as a captain, he does things with his hands, and sometimes you see it as criticizing teammates. I think it’s the most of all a lot of frustration in the last few years. He wants to win, and sometimes it’s really hard to deal with that frustration.
“But as I said, everyone has an opinion, Roy Keane has great standards from him in his time. And it’s normal to have an opinion. I have the opposite opinion and I think it’s more important than Roy Keane because I’m a coach. And I think he’s doing quite well.”
Fernandes created all three united goals of UA Returning Victory over the City of Ipswich Wednesday night. The Portuguese comprehensive man once again runs a team for goals, assistants, recordings, a created chance and any number of additional statistical categories.
It was Fernandes’ second free kick against Everton-Urit’s first goal in the match match-which last weekend inspired a dramatic 2-2 draw at Goodison Park. That screen was just the latest definition show that encouraged by amorim to greet His skipper as a “leader”. “It’s really important, in any position he plays.”
When Fernandes’ heroism in Keane put on former Arsenal striker Ian Wright, he was not impressed. “Save us?” The sinisterly scary Pundit sniffed. “They are 15. In the league and he saves them? Praise the Lord.”
United and Fernandes hosted Fulham in the Fifth Circle Fa Cup on Sunday while sitting 14. In Table – A low position compared to the historical achievements of the club, but one that may be even lower without their divided captain, at least according to Amorim’s opinion.
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