York: Amorin s Manchester United s advancement and retreat are unpredictable, Captain B Fee struggles to make it worse

October 2nd News Celebrity York criticized Manchester United for lack of stability under Amorin's coach.

York talked about Manchester United's bad start of the season in an interview with The National, saying: "Amorin has been there for almost a year, and you expect things to go slowly. But it seems we are going forward and backward, without any consistency."

"It's confusing everyone. We are not in the position we expected. It's a very difficult stage. We thought we would go through a transition period after the end of the Sir Ferguson era, but we didn't expect it to be so long."

York continued: "They brought in obviously better players than before. So that should have improved the overall level of the team, but we didn't see that. We were looking forward to a better start, but Now we are back to the end of last season, and we thought we would improve this year. It is really worrying. "

" We are currently fighting for stability and hope to see a game mode that can be recognized. We are not always inspired, and there may be improvements in a week, but then we will take two steps back. This inconsistency makes it impossible for us to predict Manchester United's performance and not know what they will be in. This is the most frustrating part. "

" If people can see more stable performance and a style, it's acceptable. But now we have no idea what's going on, and it's hard to watch."

In the game against Brentford, B Fee was saved in the 75th minute penalty. York said: "The captain is not just playing on the court, he is leading the team, he is the soul of the team. He is the core figure who unites everyone. You find that the captain is struggling, especially this season... He has done a great job in the last three years or so, leading the team forward and keeping us in our position. But the reality is, when your captain is in trouble, it is undoubtedly a double blow for the team."