Amorim says temperament makes him feel he ‘wants to quit’ United some days

‘Sometimes I hate my players, sometimes I love them.’
Amorim says temperament makes him feel he ‘wants to quit’ United some days

Ruben Amorim looks dejected after his team concede during the Carabao Cup second-round tie between Grimsby Town and Manchester United. Pic: Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

Ruben Amorim admitted his temperament makes him feel some days that he “wants to quit” and others that he would like to be Manchester United’s head coach for 20 years as he said he would continue to give emotional post-match interviews.

Amorim said after United’s Carabao Cup defeat at Grimsby on Wednesday that “something has to change” and that “my players spoke really loud about what they want”, causing uncertainty about his future.

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