Roy Keane and Paul Scholes are right to criticize Manchester United, believes that Ruben Amorim, after the two club legends in the current harvest have been torn for their 'shameful' displays in the Premier League.
Manchester United is 15th in the Premier League, who has already lost 16 times this season in the top flight, their most in 35 years.
Much of the focus is and will remain on winning the Europa League as a route to next season's Champions League.
But United Groot's Keane and Scholes are sick of the approach.
'If you play for one of the big clubs, part of your challenge is – and it is difficult to win that I get – to compete for week, week out. This united team cannot compete! “Keane said on the stick to the football podcast, brought you through Sky Bet this week.
“That's what annoys me. Shame.'
Scholes 'Savage Assessment was that Amorim, who made eight changes for the 4-3 defeat in Brentford in a competition that was sandwiched between the two legs of their semi-final of the Europa League, thrown the competition'.
For Amorim, after beating Athletic Club with 4-1 in the second stage and continuing to the Europa League final, he agreed to the sentiment of Keane and Scholes.
“We try to do our best, but I agree that we can do better,” he said.
“I have nothing to say about the criticism because we deserve it. If we cannot accept everything in this kind, I think we are in the wrong things.
'I fully acknowledge that and I agree with all the critics. But at the moment I think it is really clear. We must be smart and we have to take a risk.
'We have to take the risk of getting many critics from everyone, because the standards of Roy Keane and all these guys are really high.
“But I have to make a choice. What is the best for the club, not what is best for me. I make a choice.
“At the moment I'm going to save and try to save all players, because it's really important to us to win the final.”
Manchester United organizes the 17th placed West Ham in Old Trafford on Sunday armed with the science that the defeat against Graham Potter's side would see that the Hammers jump the team of Amorim in the table.
Although Amorim is ready to be selfish to give priority to the Europa League final, he pushed back on the idea of completely turning his back on the competition.
'We can't save anything from the Premier League, but I think it's okay [players to play]”He added.
'We will not have many training sessions. They will fight for the place in the final in these games.
'I think we had some mistakes against Brentford. I felt that some of our players thought of this game, so we have to manage that.
'But we must also acknowledge that we are Manchester United. We also have to win games in the Premier League.
“We have to use every game to improve, even to prepare for the final, but especially to prepare for the future.”
Roy Keane spoke on the stick to the football podcast, offered by Sky Bet.
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