Ruben Amorim ‘SMASHES TV in furious dressing room rant at Man United stars’ after ANOTHER defeat at home against Brighton

Ruben Amorim reportedly damaged Manchester United‘s tactics screen during a livid dressing room rant at his Manchester United stars on Sunday. 

The United boss had just witnessed his men lose 3-1 at the hands of Brighton, leaving his side languishing 13th in the Premier League. 

While he was gesticulating, the Portuguese accidentally caught the TV and it will need to be fixed ahead of their Europa League match against Rangers on Thursday night, as per The Athletic. 

Amorim presents himself as a composed figure during his media duties but this outburst was akin to the vicious reprimands Sir Alex Ferguson would dish out to his stars during his reign.

After the Brighton defeat – already his seventh in 15 games, as many as Steve Cooper had when he was sacked by Leicester – Amorim publicly called out his squad. 

‘We are the worst team maybe in the history of Manchester United,’ Amorim admitted. 

United have lost seven of their 15 matches under Amorim and their home record is their worst in 131 years

‘I am saying that because we have to acknowledge that and to change it. Here you go: your headlines.

‘It’s unacceptable to lose so many games. For any Premier League club, so imagine Manchester United?

‘The opponents are better than us in many details. I am just here to help my players, but we need to understand we are breaking all the bad records.

‘In 10 games in the Premier League, we won two. I know that. Imagine what this is for a United fan. Imagine what this is for me. We are getting a new coach who is losing more than the last coach. I have full knowledge of that.’

Amorim warned that the worst may be yet to come because he will not change his tactics.

‘I knew it was going to be hard to put a completely new idea in the moment, but when you lose games it becomes really hard,’ he added. ‘So that’s why I’m telling you we are going to suffer because I will continue to do the same. I am not going to change, no matter what.’

Amorim also criticised his players for losing discipline and shape towards the end of the game.

‘Everybody was changing position and that is something I will not see again. We can lose but we have to maintain position,’ he said.

‘We try to have possession and control the ball, but the players are anxious. This is not acceptable.

‘I know we can succeed but we need to survive this moment. I am not naive. We need to survive now.’

More to follow.