Manchester United legend slams Ruben Amorim: very stupid | OneFootball

Gary Neville admitted that he remains concerned about the state of Manchester United. The Red Devils legend, now a commentator, revealed to NBC Sports that some choices by Ruben Amorim, former Benfica player, may be playing against the Portuguese coach, who continues to experience difficult days in England.

"I'm very worried, there's no point in saying I'm not. The level of performance, the results, and the substitutions in yesterday's game [defeat to Brentford, by 3-1]... I saw something at the end of the game with Grimsby, which they lost a few weeks ago for the League Cup... Mason Mount ended up playing at left back," began Gary Neville.

The former right-back of Manchester United continued: "We admire coaches who are stubborn and resilient when it comes to their game system, we want them to stay true to their plan, but when you put Mason Mount to play as a left back, you're going to look very stupid."

"It's happened twice and it can't repeat. The first time was unforgivable and yesterday [the day before yesterday] it happened again. He changes the defenders every game and the performances and results are unacceptable," Gary Neville then fired off, about the technical decisions made by Ruben Amorim on the bench of Manchester United.

Gary Neville concluded, predicting an imminent departure of Ruben Amorim: "I'm very, very worried. I would never say on television that a coach should be fired, because I know how hard it is, but I suspect that the hierarchy of Manchester United will want to see a change."

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