Ruben Amorim isn’t a baby coach so he should have known best not to start this player against Liverpool,you’ve tried him enough and he’s not giving any good results just get him replaced already, at first I thought it was Marcus Rashford causing the problems but I guess I’m wrong…keep starting him and he’ll get you sacked sooner than expected!” sports pundit Gary Neville speaks on Manchester United Player’s performance against Liverpool today.

In a highly anticipated match between Manchester United and Liverpool, all eyes were on the tactical choices made by United’s manager, Ruben Amorim. As the game progressed, it became evident that one decision would spark intense debate—starting a particular player who had struggled in previous fixtures. Sports pundit Gary Neville was quick to voice his disapproval of Amorim’s decision on live television.

Neville, known for his candid and often blunt assessments, wasted no time in criticizing the choice. “Ruben Amorim isn’t a baby coach, he’s an experienced manager who should know better than to start this player against a team like Liverpool,” Neville remarked. “You’ve tried him enough, and he’s just not delivering. It’s time to make the change.”

The player in question had been underwhelming in recent matches, with Neville suggesting that Amorim’s persistence in starting him was not just misguided—it was dangerous for the manager’s future. “At first, I thought it was Marcus Rashford causing the problems,” Neville continued. “But now I’m starting to realize, it’s not just Rashford—this player is really holding the team back.”

With the game unfolding, it became clear that Neville’s frustration was shared by many fans. The player struggled to make an impact, his performance becoming a symbol of United’s broader issues. Despite Amorim’s tactical efforts, United’s attack lacked the cohesion needed to break down Liverpool’s defense.

“Keep starting him,” Neville warned, “and Ruben Amorim will find himself out of a job sooner than he expects. You can’t afford to carry passengers in a game like this. Liverpool will punish you, and so will the fans and the board.”

As the final whistle blew and Liverpool celebrated their victory, the calls for a change in the starting lineup grew louder. The criticism surrounding Amorim’s decision to continue starting the underperforming player would only intensify in the days to come, leaving the manager with a tough decision: make the tough call and replace him, or risk jeopardizing his future at Old Trafford.