“They are the only bad players in this club that refused to adapt to the new coach style of play. We could have won Ipswich town if not because of them. Ruben Amorim should never make use of them again”-Manchester United Fans demand Ruben Amorim drops three Man Utd players after Ipswich draw as worrying claim made

Ruben Amorim’s first game as Manchester United manager ended in a frustrating 1-1 draw against Ipswich Town, leaving fans disappointed and calling for changes to the starting lineup ahead of the team’s upcoming fixture against Bodø/Glimt in the Europa League.

While Marcus Rashford’s early goal and Amad Diallo’s contribution were highlights, the overall performance led to criticism of several key players. Fans are particularly urging Amorim to drop Jonny Evans, Alejandro Garnacho, and one of Casemiro or Christian Eriksen.

1. **Jonny Evans**: The veteran defender, filling in for the injured Lisandro Martínez, struggled with Amorim’s 3-4-3 system. Fans felt Evans’ performance was not up to par, with some calling for Luke Shaw’s return to restore balance to the defense.

2. **Alejandro Garnacho**: The young winger’s indecision in key moments, including a promising 2v1 situation, frustrated supporters. Garnacho’s struggles in Amorim’s tactical setup have led many to question whether he fits into the new system.

3. **Midfield Pairing (Casemiro and Eriksen)**: The midfield duo was criticized for not adapting to the high-intensity, pressing style Amorim prefers. Fans doubted their ability to function together in the 3-4-3 formation, with concerns about their dynamism and balance.

While Amorim’s tenure is still in its early stages, the 1-1 draw exposed some weaknesses in the squad’s cohesion and tactical implementation. However, some supporters were understanding, acknowledging that it will take time for the team to adjust to the new manager’s system.

With United’s next match quickly approaching, Amorim will be under pressure to make adjustments and refine the squad, with fans eager to see improvements in both tactics and individual performances.