MICAH RICHARDS has hit out at Ruben Amorim following the Manchester United defeat to Tottenham Hotspur.
The Red Devils succumbed to a 1-0 defeat in North London to leave the club rotting in 15th place in the Premier League table.
Ruben Amorim claimed his job is ‘hard’ after the loss to Tottenham[/caption]
The defeat leaves the club in 15th place[/caption]
Michard Richards has hit out at the Manchester United manager[/caption]
James Maddison netted the only goal of the game that saw Amorim rely on EIGHT teenagers in his injury-hit squad.
After the match, Amorim claimed that his job at Old Trafford is “so hard” and that he has “a lot of problems”.
It follows his suggestion that it is the “worst ever” Man United team after the loss to Brighton and Hove Albion in January.
And Richards has taken issue with the way the former Sporting Lisbon boss speaks to the media.
Speaking on The Rest is Football podcast, the retired defender insisted that Amorim is “chaos”.
He said: “When he said this is the worst team in United history, whatever quotes he wants to use, what he doesn’t understand is that’s a headline every single week.
“If he doesn’t like a player, if he doesn’t like Rashford, that’s his decision.
“We can accept that as pundits, that’s your decision, we respect your decision.
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“But all the other stuff around it he’s actually making it harder for himself.
“He doesn’t understand what he’s doing because everything is chaos. It’s chaotic.”
Richards continued his rant at Amorim by suggesting that the manager stop “giving nuggets” to make stories bigger.
He added: “You mentioned Sporting Lisbon, you can say what you want when you’re winning, and no disrespect to Sporting Lisbon – they’re not at the same level of club as Man United.
“I feel like he needs to, I don’t want to say focus on the football, but stop giving people nuggets bigger stories than it needs to be.”
Crisis-ridden Man United are set for their worst-ever finish in a Premier League season.
A supercomputer has predicted the club to remain in the bottom half of the table for the remainder of the campaign.
