Gary Neville Rages at Amorim: “Same Mistakes, Same Results!” – Slams Manager After United’s Costly 1-1 Draw with Fulham
BREAKING NEWS: Tensions are rising at Old Trafford once more as Gary Neville tears into Ruben Amorim following Manchester United’s frustrating 1-1 draw against Fulham.
Neville accused the manager of repeating the same errors that doomed last season and singled out Luke Shaw and Casemiro as players who should never have been in the starting lineup.
United supporters were left outraged after another flat display, despite Amorim’s earlier promises of a “new era.” The weaknesses that haunted the side last year resurfaced, and Neville warned that Amorim risks becoming a coach who “never learns from history.”
Neville’s Fierce Criticism
Speaking on Sky Sports after the game, Neville was blunt:
> “Amorim doesn’t learn. The same choices that left United finishing 15th last season are being made again. After the Arsenal match, he still started Luke Shaw and Casemiro – and both let him down badly. It’s poor management.”
He pointed out Shaw’s defensive frailties and Casemiro’s lack of energy as major reasons United struggled to control the game, allowing Fulham to exploit those weaknesses.
How the Game Unfolded
United initially went ahead through Marcus Rashford, but Fulham equalized in the second half, exposing the same old fragility. Amorim’s late substitutions and persistence with senior players left fans questioning why younger, sharper options like Malacia or Mainoo weren’t trusted instead.
The draw extends United’s shaky start to the campaign, with only one win from four matches. Critics claim Amorim is showing the same stubbornness and overreliance on aging stars that caused last season’s collapse.
Neville’s Final Verdict
> “If he keeps this up, United won’t progress. Fans don’t want to watch legends decline week after week because the manager refuses to adapt. Shaw and Casemiro shouldn’t be starting games like this anymore.”
Fan Backlash
Social media erupted with criticism:
– “We’re sick of the same mistakes – Amorim is making United a joke again.”
– “Casemiro was brilliant in his prime, but he’s finished. Shaw has been costing us for months. Amorim is blind to it.”
With pressure mounting, questions grow louder: Can Amorim really lead United forward, or is history already repeating itself? Neville’s sharp words may simply reflect the frustrations of millions of fans who fear more wasted seasons ahead.
