“It is a crazy world,” Amorim says, while United confirms an accurate silence

Manchester United will get silent for a minute before Saturday’s match against Sunderland in Old Trafford in honor of the victims of Thursday’s attack in a synagogue in the city.

Two men were killed after the Levantine jihad shocked a car to the people before stabbing others.

United players will also wear black black badges as a sign of respect for the two men who died in the attack in the Hebrew Hebrew of Hebrew in Chromal.

Three people in the hospital remain seriously injured after the attack.

“It is a crazy world that we live at the present time, and many of these things happen,” said the director of United Robin Amorem.

“Of course, our sympathy for the victims and we will build tomorrow. But it is a crazy world at this moment.”

“We are not losing because of the system.”

The poor start in United of the season believes that they are heading to the weekend in the fourteenth place.

Amorim was welded with a 3-4-3 training rarely seemed to have been working since his arrival from Sporting Lisbon last year, but the manager says that the formation is not the problem.

“The way we create goals and opportunities has nothing to do with the system,” he said.

“I don’t say they will play better in a different system. We don’t lose because of the system.

“Our maximum effort in small things is not the same in every match. We have to find this balance. It will change everything.

“Criticism is normal and you cannot escape the results. It doesn’t matter last season. We had six games this season and we lost three.”