Someone is observing you.
Ruben Amorim’s thorough explanation of the reasons behind the dismissal of Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho was incredibly candid and frank. Many managers would have just responded with “my decision,” but Amorim listed six different methods he uses to evaluate his players.
“We try to assess everything, including how well you train, how well you play, how you interact with your teammates, how you motivate them, how you dress for the game, and how you eat.”
Watch in disbelief as the perverts at The Sun target the final one of the six components:
Amorim gives Manchester United players a strange caution, saying he observes everything, including how they dress.
Initially,
Let’s ruin this celebration.
MailOnline’s utter rubbish regarding the very intriguing tale of the leaked lineups:
After supporters claimed that fired Alejandro Garnacho and his brother were responsible for the derby XI’s exposure, Ruben Amorim sent a message to his “unstoppable” Man United dressing room “leak.”
Was the leak “unstoppable,” as he put it? Did anyone? No, he seemed completely indifferent to the situation and stated that he believed it was “impossible to fix nowadays.”
“It’s not a good thing, but let’s move on and go to the next one and see if they find the next starting XI,” was essentially his “message.” We’re confident you’ll agree that’s quite the “message.”
“The party atmosphere was a little bit ruined.”
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