My job is so hard – Amorim
Manchester United boss, Ruben Amorim, said his job is “so hard” after defeat at Tottenham left his side 15th in the Premier League.
The Portuguese coach oversaw an eighth loss in 12 league games as James Maddison’s 13th-minute goal gave Spurs victory.
The Red Devils once again struggled, although Amorim is having to contend with a 12- man injury list that led to him having to fill his bench with youngsters.
Amorim, 40, has provided a number of honest post-match news conferences since joining United and was once again in trademark form on Sunday.
“I have a lot of problems,” he told Sky Sports. “My job is so hard but I am here to continue my job to the next week with my beliefs and I will try to win again.”
Despite his side being behind for more than 70 minutes, Amorim did not make a change until the first minute of stoppage time, when he brought on 17-year-old Chido Obi.
The forward was one of eight teenagers on the bench and Amorim suggested after the game that he did not send more on during the game as he did not want to hinder their development.
“It is the hardest competition in the world,” he told BBC Sport.
“I am trying to be careful with them. I felt the team was pushing for the goal and I felt I don’t want to change. But they will play.
“I am here to help my players. I understand my situation, my job, I am confident on my work and I just want to win games.
“The place in the table is my worry, I am not worried about me.”–BBC
