“He’s Clearly Not Ready… The Coach Got It Wrong!” – Manchester United Goalkeeper Blasts Amorim’s Decision After Costly 1-1 Draw Against Fulham
BREAKING NEWS: The drama at Old Trafford deepens after Manchester United’s disappointing 1-1 draw with Fulham, and this time the criticism is coming from within the squad. A United goalkeeper has openly questioned Ruben Amorim’s team selection, insisting that the manager’s decision to start an unprepared player cost them dearly.
After the match, the keeper’s verdict was damning:
> “He’s clearly not ready. He should not have been started in a crucial match like this. Well, I don’t blame him, I blame the coach who made this call – and now we are all paying for it.”
United Take the Lead Through Yoro
United actually started well, with Leny Yoro scoring his first Premier League goal in a red shirt to put the visitors ahead. The teenage defender rose highest from a set piece to head United in front, sparking joy among the away fans. But instead of building on the lead, United crumbled under pressure. Fulham grew into the game and eventually equalized, exposing familiar flaws in Amorim’s side.
The Player Who Wasn’t Ready
The unnamed starter became a liability, misplacing passes and failing to track his man at key moments. Instead of giving United control, his performance opened the door for Fulham to push forward and claw their way back. Fans watching could see the struggles, and the goalkeeper’s post-match comments confirmed the frustration brewing inside the camp.
Fans Fume at Amorim’s Decision
United supporters wasted no time aiming their anger at Ruben Amorim. Social media was flooded with posts:
“Everyone saw he wasn’t ready except the manager. Why force him into a game like this?”
“Yoro gave us a dream start, but Amorim ruined it with his stubborn selections again.”
“This is becoming the same pattern as last season. Different manager, same mistakes.”
Neville and Pundits Agree
Gary Neville, speaking after the game, echoed similar frustrations:
> “The coach made a call that backfired. You can’t protect the player because he simply wasn’t ready, but ultimately the blame lies with Amorim for throwing him in when the stakes were this high.”
The Bigger Picture
The draw means United’s shaky start to the season continues, with dropped points mounting early on. Amorim was hired to end the chaos that saw United collapse to 15th last year, but cracks are already showing in his judgment. When even players are now calling him out publicly, it’s clear that his grip on the squad is weakening.
What was meant to be a rebuilding season is turning into another cycle of frustration. And unless Amorim learns to make braver, smarter choices,
the pressure on him will only intensify.