Ruben Amorim said he and his Manchester United players should leave if they can't inject some urgency into the game.
Manchester United's next fight West Ham won a 2-0 defeat with goals from Tomas Soucek and Jarrod Bowen.
The owner's lifeless bar is a fierce and violent attack that failed to call up the goal in the excellent form of giant goalkeeper Alphonse Reola.
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Manchester United's failure struggles again
Amorim made several changes to one side, allowing Athletic Bilbao to beat Athletic Bilbao in the mid-week and put Manchester United into the Europa League final against Tottenham Hotspur, with the marginal players failing to impress.
He told Sky Sports: “If you look at the goals we suffer, we can avoid them. There is a lack of energy, urgency. This is the most dangerous thing in the club. You can feel it at the beginning of the game. Between our box and the opponent's box, there is a lack of urgency. This is something we have to change in this club.”
“I'm responsible for it. It's frustrating because our goals are close. We lack the urgency to protect our goals. It's a week. We've been underperforming in the Europa League, but we have a different sense of urgency.
“This is what we need to do. It's on the court and outside the court. If we can't do it [that] We have to walk away and dedicate the space to different people. All of us. ”
Our problem will not be solved by beating the Spurs – Amorim
Amorim said the victory over the Spurs in Bilbao will be written in the bursting crack on May 21, with Manchester United defeating the Premier League 16th in the 17th game.
He added: “We will face a team in the Premier League, so we will struggle. Of course, we will be more focused, which is a worrying issue because we have to focus on every game.
“For me, it doesn’t matter if we win the Europa League or not, because the problem is much bigger.”
Defender Leny Yoro stood out against the Hammers, but Amorim hints that it wasn't a question that made him play against Tottenham Hotspurs.
“He had this problem at the beginning of the season,” the Portuguese said. “We hope it's not too serious. I don't want to say too much, but maybe it's no big deal.”
Porter is happy about the overdue victory
West Ham Bos Graham Potter praised his players' desires after finishing eight games without a win.
He told the BBC that day's game: “Sometimes we talk about a lot of coaches' performances, but the results are pretty good. We've been in a very tough game. Today is very good in that. The players are performing very well. Good wisdom. They show everything they need to win a football game. Everyone I met with with West Ham was great.
“You can talk about strategy, but it’s about desire and application and sticking with it. The player’s attitude and commitment to what we’re trying to do is first class.
“We have the ability. We just need to keep working.”
