Olaleye Idowu
Manchester United manager, Ruben Amorim, has told the club’s fans to get ready to suffer because he will not change the way he does things at the club.
The Portuguese said he will not change the way he sets his team up, asserting that the Red Devils just need to ‘survive this moment.’
The 39-year-old spoke at a post-match press conference after watching his team fall to a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Brighton at Old Trafford.
Yankuba Minteh put Brighton ahead in the 5th minute, Kaoru Mitoma made it two in the 60th, and Georginio Rutter put the game beyond the Red Devils’ reach in the 76th minute.
Bruno Fernandes’ 23rd-minute penalty goal was Manchester United’s only shot on target.
“With me, it’s clear I’m not going to change the way I see the game. I’m very clear on that. The players will suffer and the fans are going to suffer. I’m sorry, I have one way of doing things.
“We need to survive this moment and it’s very clear to everybody what we are going to do. I’ve explained this situation. I will play the way I play because that was the idea. I was very clear in everything, with the fans, the board, and everybody,” Amorim added.
The Red Devils will take on Scottish side Rangers in the UEFA Europa League.
