Manchester United was out in a surprise! The coach watched coldly? Amorin: Penalty is not important, if we win in the end, that is unfair

Manchester United was eliminated by the English League Two team in a surprise penalty, but coach Amorin watched coldly, saying that "the penalty shootout is not important" and hinted that the players have "expressed their demands" with their actions. This abnormal move may cause a greater storm.

After Manchester United fell into a penalty shootout and was eliminated by English League Two team Grimsby, coach Amorin gave a puzzling and even somewhat worrying explanation. He hardly paid attention to the team's performance in the penalty shootout, which made many fans angry. In the second round of the League Cup last night, Manchester United didn't thrill the score until the last moment, avoiding the embarrassment of losing to opponents of two levels lower in regular time. Amorin lineup has a strong starting lineup, and the two key signings of Cunha and Cesco in the summer window both started, and Cesco even ushered in his Manchester United debut.

Just the start of the second half, Mbeumo came on as a substitute and scored his first goal after joining the team, igniting hope for the team. In the 89th minute, Maguire seized the opportunity to equalize the score and dragged the game into a penalty shootout. At the end of the game, Sesco missed a good chance to win in the penalty area, which also gave Grimsby the opportunity to create an unpopularity. The subsequent penalty shootout was a "marathon" showdown, and the winner was decided in a full 26 rounds. Cunya lost the free throw early, and Mbeumo also hit the crossbar in his second appearance. In the end, Grimsby successfully eliminated Manchester United and advanced to the third round. However, when the team was under tremendous psychological pressure, Amorin unexpectedly collapsed in the coach's seat, looking almost uninterested in the game. When asked after the game why he showed a cold attitude towards the penalty shootout, Amorin's answer was even more shocking: "The penalty shootout is not important. If I were watching anxiously there, whether we won the game is actually meaningless. What matters is the signal of the game, the performance at the beginning, and the process of the entire game. If we win in the end, that is unfair. Today's football is fair and the opponent deserves victory." He further added: "We will prepare for the next game and then use the gap before the international game to think. For me, The winning or losing of the penalty shootout is okay. To be fair, the better team won today. "When asked what disappointed him the most in the whole game, Amorin admitted: "Everything. We were not in shape from the beginning, which is a big problem for the club. At Manchester United, every detail is important, and today we didn't do it. I can only say sorry to the fans." He also added meaningfully: "I feel that my players have expressed their ideas clearly today." However, when reporters asked about the specific meaning, Amorin chose to avoid talking about it, leaving only interesting room. In any case, this loss put Manchester United in a bigger storm. It is already shameful to face the elimination of low-level opponents. The coach's indifference in the penalty shootout and his ambiguous statement after the game have made the outside world full of doubts about the team's prospects.