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Rio Ferdinand defended Ruben Amorim, who was mistreated on the Manchester United bench, saying that the Manchester United coach should not give up on his ideas despite the current challenges. In a podcast, cited by the Daily Mail And Recordhe declared: “You look at him and you think: ‘He still looks pretty confident in the long term, he’s not going to change his ideas in the short term.’ And I completely agree. Change and go back to what they were doing before…they weren’t winning. So why go back to what’s best for players? » Ferdinand added: “ We can’t expect Ruben Amorim to go back to the way Manchester United used to play to try and steady the ship. Because it wasn’t a stable boat anyway. »
The former player also highlighted the flaws in the squad, naming Eriksen and Casemiro as “ weak links “. According to him: “ One of the key points of this system is the physical. Eriksen and Casemiro are probably the weak links – which doesn’t help – but I still say that if they could train and Ruben Amorim could implement his ideas, they wouldn’t look so ‘ displaced’. So I don’t think we should just say, ‘Let’s add two more mobile players and everything will improve.’ I think we will always have the same problems. »
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