Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is concerned the club are losing the feeling of being a big team and admits if the new season cannot be changed he should make room for others to do the job.
The Red Devils were beaten 2-0 at home by the Hammers. And failed to recover as they lost 2-0 to leave seven league games without a win and are now 16th in the table.
“A coach who is in charge of Manchester United. And is 16th is a disgrace and it is difficult to accept,” the Portuguese said after the game at Old Trafford.
“I am talking about myself, the culture of the club and the culture of the team. We have to change these things. It is an important moment. “
We have to have a strong summer. We have to be brave. Because next season we will not be like this. “
If we start like this and the feeling is the same in the club, we have to make room for other people.” On
Sunday, Thomas Soucek opened the scoring in the 26th minute and Jarrod Bowen added in the 57th minute. Amorim continued:
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For me the biggest problem The feeling is that we cannot change the position and this performance is OK. “
It makes us lose the feeling of being a big team. Losing a home game should be like the end of the world. To lose that fear is the most dangerous thing that can happen in a big club.”
A win over Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final would secure a place in the Champions League for Amorim’s side. But he does not see it as the most important thing:
“Everyone is thinking about the Europa League final. But that is far and away the smallest problem for us. We have bigger things to seriously think about.
“We have to change a lot of deeper things. And We have to know that playing in the Premier League and the Champions League is like going to the moon. “
I am not worried about the final. The boys are focus but I don’t know. What is the best thing: to play or not to play the Champions League.”