Birtles 'unsure' if Amorim should remain Manchester United boss

Garry Birtles feels that Ruben Amorim has got some things wrong in his early days of Manchester United spell

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00:00Oh, that's a difficult one because you look at the way he goes about things.

00:04You see, I'm a big believer in every player as an individual

00:08and everybody's metabolism is different to everybody else's.

00:12You know, what suits one player doesn't suit another.

00:14And, you know, the Marcus Rashford thing, you know,

00:17was one of those things where he mentioned that training wasn't good enough.

00:22I think the way, you know, Amarin may have gone around it is, for me, possibly wrong.

00:27Who am I to say that? Because I don't know him as a person.

00:30But you're looking, you know, from the outside as to what's going on.

00:34And I see the team I played with for two years that, you know, we ruled Europe.

00:40And they were all individuals, you know, they weren't the same physique,

00:44they weren't the same great trainers as each other.

00:47You know, so I think that's wrong, you know, putting everybody in a pigeonhole

00:51and saying, well, you know, he's doing fantastic.