Responding to Ruben Amorim’s comments on Sunday, former Manchester United player Gary Neville said he believed Ruben Amorim was “starting to unleash” because of his frustrations with the club’s hierarchy.
Neville drew comparisons with Enzo Maresca’s recent falling out with the Chelsea ownership, which ended with the Italian’s departure from Stamford Bridge last week.
“Something’s happened there in the last week with the quotes that are coming out that mean that Ruben Amorim is now starting to unleash a little bit, as Maresca did when he said, ‘I’ve had the worst 48 hours (at Chelsea)’,” said Neville.
“It’s not quite that, but it’s something similar in a way which it’s not explicit what he means. Everyone’s having to read between the lines what he means, which looks to melike he’s not happy with something within the hierarchy.
“I think that’s one of the things that managers tend to do towards difficult periods. They tend to sort of have a go at pundits and I’ve no problem with that whatsoever.
