Man UTD Manager Amorim cannot escape the results “| Football News

Manchester United is currently in the lower half of the Premier League, where they also finished last season.

Manchester United coach Robin Amorim defended his tactical approach, and insisted that his volatile system 3-4-2-1 is not to blame the team’s struggles as he is preparing for his fiftieth match responsible for Sunderland.

The Portuguese faces increasing pressure after United retreated to the fourteenth place in the Premier League by winning six games, and after losing last week in Bernard, the great club Win Rooney said that he did not trust Amorim at the heart of matters.

With United’s exit from the League Cup and failed to qualify for Europe after the fifteenth place for the last season, the pressure on the matters to hand over the league, as they are already eight points of the leaders Liverpool.

“You cannot escape the results and then your luggage from last season.” But last season for me does not matter. We had six games this season, and we lost three. We have to look at the games we lost, “Amorim told reporters on Friday.

“I do not say that this team will play better in another system or not, this is not my point of view. My point is that if I look back in the games that we lost, the most important thing when I watch the game is not that we lost because of the system.

“This is my opinion. People have different opinions, that is good.”

While the United team is still inconsistent with Amorim’s philosophy, the director admitted to the performance of his team in Princeford, which was “disjointed”, but he argued that the contradiction instead of tactics was the problem of the roots.

He added: “You cannot say one thing that does not work when he works on the weekend, and on the other weekend does not work. When nothing works, it does not work every day.”

“When it works one day, the last day, no, the next day, it works well again, it’s something about the way we do the same. So we need to do the same in the same way every day, and we do not do it.”

When asked if he had a message to the masses to give them hope for a victory over Old Trafford on Saturday, Amorim said: “It isn’t time to say, it’s time to show.”

Amorim was generous in his praise of French President Suigis Le Press, who led his team to fifth in the standings after six games, four points behind Liverpool.

Amorim said: “It is a team that really plays well. It is a clear system that has a lot of courses on the side of the field. They know that we will be pressure and we need to be able to play with that,” Amorim said.

“Not only the table and all the most important results, but the way they play. They have a clear identity. He is a very good manager and a very good team.”

United will also keep silent for a minute and wear black badges after Thursday’s attack on a synagogue in Manchester, in which two men were killed.