Man United legend hits out at Ruben Amorim again: Why blame others? | OneFootball

Gary Neville has once again criticized Ruben Amorim. The former Manchester United right-back responded to the words of the Portuguese coach, who stated that the constant comments from former Red Devils players were having a negative impact on the team managed by the former Benfica coach.

"Honestly, I don’t have much time for this kind of thing. If commentators get into your head, you shouldn’t play for the club, it’s that simple (...) People don’t remember when Alan Hansen criticized us when we were young and said you couldn’t win anything with kids? He was the best center-back at the time, one of the most successful, talking about us as if we were inferior and far from being good enough," Gary Neville began on his podcast.

The player who stood out under Sir Alex Ferguson continued: "Do you think we weren’t criticized during our careers? I’m sorry, but that’s part of it if you play for Manchester United. You have to step up. I never blamed anyone when I lost."

"I played in a dressing room where, when we lost a game, you’d walk in and say: ‘Sorry about today, guys, I messed up on that goal.’ There was accountability. Why blame other people when you lose? That, in itself, is a big problem," Gary Neville continued, directing his criticism at Ruben Amorim and his players.

The former Man United player concluded with the following: "I don’t have time for this kind of comment. Making excuses, taking shortcuts, and blaming others is the worst thing you can do in life. What they need to do is focus and do their job, and do it well, which is to win games. That’s the only thing that will silence people, but they don’t win enough games."

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