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EPL: Amorim tells Man United players and supporters, “I’m really sorry because you’re going to suffer.”

Ruben Amorim, the manager of Manchester United, has warned the team’s supporters to prepare for hardship since he would not alter his methods. The Portuguese claimed that the Red Devils only needed to “survive this moment” and that he would not alter the way he positions his players. After watching his team lose to Brighton 3-1 at Old Trafford, the 39-year-old gave a press conference following the game.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

Kaoru Mitoma made it two in the sixty-first minute, Georginio Rutter put the game out of the Red Devils’ grasp in the seventieth, and Yankuba Minteh gave Brighton the lead in the fifth. Manchester United’s first attempt on goal came from Bruno Fernandes’ penalty kick in the 23rd minute. It’s obvious to me that I won’t alter my perspective on the game. I’m rather explicit about that. Both the players and the supporters will suffer as a result. I apologize, but I only have one method.

“We must survive right now, and everyone can see exactly what we will do. I have described this circumstance. Since that was the plan, I will continue to play the way I do. With the board, the fans, and everyone else, I was quite straightforward,” Amorim continued. In the UEFA Europa League, the Red Devils will play Rangers of Scotland.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

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