A war of words has ensued between Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim and Liverpool’s Arne Slot after the former said he doesn’t need an outsider to evaluate his team.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has hit back at Liverpool coach Arne Slot after being accused of relying on “low block” and “long balls” to clinch a victory at Anfield last Sunday. Man United’s 2-1 win was the first at Liverpool since 2016, but Slot was quick to point out the Red Devils’ defensive tactics after the defeat.
Slot changed tunes on Friday when he underlined that he was only trying to compliment Man United and Amorim with his post-match comments last weekend, but Amorim chose to reply to the Dutch manager’s initial comments with a non-nonsense reply.
Amorim slams Slot for last weekend comments
Amorim told Slot that he doesn’t need an outsider to evaluate his team, as it’s easy to pick faults in any game, besides also acknowledging that United need to play better with the ball.
“I don’t care what Slot is saying, what people are saying about our team,” Amroim said. “I can watch the game and say we can do better and we need to do better in the future but sometimes you need to adapt to the game. So I don’t need anyone to evaluate my team. I can evaluate my team and I am really clear that we should play better with the ball and we are going to try to do that in this game.”
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