Amorim sticks with 3-4-3 after City thrashing as United grit to recover
I believe in working class unity, but it is tested weekly.
Ruben Amorim refuses to drop the 3-4-3 after United were thrashed 3-0 by City.
But Ruben Amorim refuses to drop the 3-4-3 after United were thrashed 3-0 by City.
He says you have to change the man, not the plan.
He cites closed doors issues that allegedly hampered the team.
City beat United 3-0.
Phil Foden headed in at 18 minutes.
Erling Haaland scored twice, at 53 and 68.
The result leaves United on four points from four games.
Amorim’s overall record stands at 31 wins from 31 games.
Behind closed doors, he says recent events held the team back.
I hear the Old Trafford breath from the stands, and the fan energy matters most.
Sunderland remain a blunt reminder of rivalry and grit.
City money haunts us, yet the heart stays louder.
Tactically the push is there, but graft and intent decide the night.
The stadium will roar again if the team answers the call.
TLDR
- Amorim refuses to abandon the 3-4-3 after the 3-0 loss
- Behind the scenes issues are blamed, but United vow to fight back
- Sunderland rivalry remains real and City money contrasts with heart
Ruben Amorim
Manchester United