Manchester united legend sends message to Ruben Amorim after United Humiliating loss to Brentford
Manchester United’s crushing 3-1 defeat to Brentford has left supporters stunned, and club icon Patrick Evra has poured salt into the wounds by tearing into current manager Ruben Amorim.
The former United captain did not mince his words, holding Amorim directly responsible for the tactical mess and for refusing to take advice regarding a particular underperforming player. Speaking after the game, Evra lashed out: “Amorim is a baby coach after what he did today against Brentford. I warned him about this player, but he ignored me. Now you’ve all seen the outcome.”
For frustrated fans, Evra’s comments echoed their own feelings. Many have been questioning Amorim’s lack of experience, as well as his decision to keep faith in players who continue to let the team down. One angry supporter wrote online: “Evra is spot on. This coach is experimenting at our expense. That player should never be starting again. We are Manchester United, not some academy project.” Another added: “Amorim isn’t ready for a club of this size. If he keeps disregarding legends like Evra, then the board is repeating past mistakes.”
On the pitch, United were a shambles. Brentford repeatedly exposed their defense, while the midfield looked lifeless and unable to control the game. Fans were hoping for a fightback after recent poor results, but instead, they were handed another painful reminder of just how fragile the team looks under Amorim’s leadership.
With United sliding further down the table, the pressure on the Portuguese coach has reached dangerous levels. He was brought in with high expectations, touted as the man to restore discipline and identity, but defeats like this only cast doubt on his ability to handle a club of United’s magnitude. If he continues to clash with legends like Evra while failing to inspire the squad, the board may soon be forced into another difficult managerial decision.
Right now, Evra’s blunt words capture the mood of the fans perfectly: Amorim and the underperforming player he stubbornly trusts carry the blame for this humiliating loss.
