During an angry dressing down of his players on Sunday, Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim reportedly destroyed a TV screen in the club’s changing room.
After the Red Devils’ 3-1 loss to Brighton, Amorim reportedly let his wrath out verbally and physically, according to The Athletic.
It is said that Amorim’s angry outburst caused collateral damage to the TV that was used to demonstrate strategies before kickoff.
According to the story, Amorim often takes a quiet stance right after a game, so players were taken aback by the outrage.
Throughout his career, Amorim has consistently chosen to remain mute after the final whistle and watch the game the following day.
United supporters are admiring his fervent response to the outcome and appear to share his dissatisfaction with the squad.
One supporter posted on social media: “I’m completely supporting Ruben Amorim over every player, regardless of what he did in the locker room following the Brighton match. F*** off, or get up and fight for the badge.”
“This is what we need,” someone else added. Players must get up and show up.
A third commented: “Great. He is exactly what United needs at this moment. ruthless, driven, and eager to achieve. Amorim has every faith that it will succeed.
A fourth person added: “Fergie’s modern period. “Sir Ruben Amorim.”
During his post-match press conference, the 39-year-old Portuguese manager was obviously still in shock when he asserted that his team is the worst Manchester United team ever.
“We are possibly the worst team in Manchester United’s history,” he stated.
“I understand that you want to make headlines, but I’m saying that because we need to face that and make the necessary changes. That’s your headline, then.
“I am aware that we have won two of our ten Premier League games. image this for me, image this for a Manchester United supporter.
“Your new coach is losing more games than the previous one. Consider that. We must live in this moment. I am aware of that.
This season, United has the worst home record in the league in 131 years.
Since losing seven games at Old Trafford during the 1893–94 season, they have not lost six in their first 12 league games there.
After 22 games, Amorim’s team is now ranked 13th in the table.
In his post-match response, Amorim also criticized his team’s failure to demonstrate tactical discipline in the closing minutes of games.
“I knew it was going to be difficult to implement a completely new idea at the last minute, but it gets really difficult when you lose games and don’t win three straight,” he raged.
That’s why I’m saying that we shall suffer because I’ll keep doing the same thing.
“Giving my players the tools to play this way will help them, but it’s really difficult without training.” At the end of the game, you could sense that everyone was shifting positions, and I won’t see that again. We might lose.
“All I want is to support my players.” I put two strikers if I want to show them to the spectators or the media. However, I chose not to utilize two strikers because doing so would make it harder for them to comprehend our style of play.
“We must realize that we are shattering all the negative records, even if I am only here to try to assist my players. We need to change, which is a proud thing.