He’s clearly not ready, He should have not been started in a crucial match like this..well! I don’t blame him I blame the coach who made this call and now We are all paying for it” Manchester United Goalkeeper gives Verdict after United 1-1 draw to Fulham today.

Manchester United’s problems continue to pile up, and this time, the drama has come from within their own dressing room. Following a frustrating 1-1 draw away at Fulham, one of United’s goalkeepers has broken ranks, openly criticizing manager Ruben Amorim for a decision that has left both players and fans scratching their heads.

The draw itself may seem like a minor setback on paper, but the bigger picture tells a much more troubling story. United were expected to collect all three points, yet their lack of sharpness and questionable tactics once again cost them dearly. The goalkeeper’s post-match comments have now turned the spotlight firmly on Amorim, raising questions about his judgment and his ability to lead this troubled squad.

The goalkeeper didn’t mince his words:

“He’s clearly not ready. He should not have been started in a crucial match like this. Well, I don’t blame him, I blame the coach who made this call – and now we are all paying for it.”

Those words have sent shockwaves across the United fanbase, not only because of their bluntness but also because they suggest cracks in the trust between the players and the new coach. Public criticism from within the team is rare at Old Trafford, and when it happens, it often signals deeper issues brewing behind the scenes.

United had actually started the game brightly. Young defender Leny Yoro rose highest during a set piece to score his first Premier League goal for the club, a moment of joy for the traveling supporters. But that joy quickly faded as United’s midfield began to collapse under Fulham’s pressure. Instead of capitalizing on their lead, United found themselves pinned back, struggling to cope with Fulham’s energy and pressing.

The spotlight quickly shifted to one player—an inexperienced starter who looked out of his depth. Misplaced passes, poor positioning, and hesitation under pressure left United exposed. Fans watching in disbelief saw exactly what the goalkeeper later voiced: this was not a player ready for the demands of such a high-stakes fixture.

As expected, social media exploded after the match. United supporters vented their frustration at Amorim’s stubbornness. Many argued that the coach has failed to learn from his mistakes, accusing him of repeating the same tactical errors that haunted the team last season under Erik ten Hag. “Why throw an unready player into a must-win game?” one fan asked. “It’s reckless, and it cost us points again.”

Gary Neville, speaking on pundit duty, echoed the concerns. He admitted that while players must take responsibility for their performances, the bigger blame lies with the manager who selected them in the first place. “You can’t hide behind excuses,” Neville insisted. “Amorim took a gamble, and it backfired.”

The bigger concern now isn’t just about the dropped points—it’s about the trust and unity within the squad. When players begin to question the coach publicly, it signals a dangerous fracture. For a club still trying to rebuild from last season’s disasters, this type of internal division could derail the season before it even truly begins.

United fans are already growing restless. The club finished in 15th place last year, narrowly avoiding complete humiliation, and Amorim was brought in to steady the ship. Instead, early signs suggest that the same issues—poor squad management, questionable selections, and a fragile mentality—are re-emerging. The fear is that unless drastic changes are made, United’s so-called “rebuilding season” will once again crumble into chaos.

The draw at Fulham may only be two dropped points, but it represents much more than that. It shows the frailty of a team that should be stronger, the stubbornness of a coach unwilling to adapt, and the bubbling frustration of players who feel decisions are costing them results. If this tension continues to spill into the public eye, Amorim’s tenure could be heading toward disaster far sooner than anyone expected.