Ruben Amorim ripped into his United players after slipping to yet another dire defeat (Image: GETTY)
Ruben Amorim ripped into his Manchester United players after their defeat to Bournemouth, accusing them of being ‘too nervous’ before warning fans to expect more suffering.
The Red Devils suffered their eighth loss of the campaign, with their opponents deservedly claiming the spoils to move into the ‘s top five.
Dean Huijsen broke the deadlock in the first half, heading home from inside the box after inexplicably being left unmarked. Justin Kluivert doubled Bournemouth’s tally from the penalty spot before Antoine Semenyo added a third just moments later.
There were a large number of empty seats during the final minutes of the game, with the fans who stayed booing loudly as the referee brought an end to proceedings.
Speaking after the match, Amorim suggested that his players lacked the right mentality and challenged them to fight back rather than retreating into their shells.
“This game was hard on us,” he said. “We suffered again on set-pieces and we were a bit nervous, I felt it in the stadium. The penalty and another goal are really hard here. We tried to score some goals but it was a tough match, so let’s move on.
“If you look at the game, we were not conceding anything before the first goal, we had opportunities. If we manage to score the first goal then the game should be different. We want to score but we are too nervous. We have to fight this.
“After the penalty, we need to control the game better because we know this situation is really hard.”
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