Manchester United manager Ruben Amorin openly expressed his frustration with the draw.

2025-12-05 01:23

After Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw at home by West Ham United, manager Ruben Amorim admitted his frustration and anger in the post-match press conference.

At the post-match press conference, when asked how he felt about the result, Amorim frankly admitted, "Yes, I'm very frustrated and angry. That's it."

When pressed on why he was angry, Amorim explained: "The team isn't regressing, but rather our performance has been declining, making our form more inconsistent. We did have some good moments, which can happen to any team."

"But our previous winning streak wasn't perfect. I said back then that we were far from perfect. If you look at the goal we conceded today, one long pass, we were completely in control of the game. We should have done better."

Manchester United took an early lead in the match, and when asked about it, Amorim stated definitively that a one-goal lead was far from enough. Amorim said, "I've always felt that way. I think everyone feels that way; we need to score more goals."

"Even when we were leading 3-0 against Brighton, we almost got caught up, showing obvious fluctuations and instability, which we must improve."

Although Amorim was frustrated and angry about the result of the match, he did not go to the locker room to give a speech immediately after the match, because he does not speak emotionally after a match in principle.

"No, I've almost always been consistent on this. I've only had one exception, as you know, which was last year against Brighton," Amorim revealed, adding that he would formally communicate with the player tomorrow.