Amorim never learns..the same mistake he made last season that made him finish 15th and loose the Europa league is what he’s still making this new season,after what was played against arsenal last week you still started him again today to embarrass you” Gary Neville questions Amorim tactics after shameful player performance today…

The pressure inside Old Trafford has once again reached boiling point, as Manchester United’s draw with Fulham has reignited fierce criticism of manager Ruben Amorim. This time, club legend Gary Neville is leading the outcry, accusing Amorim of committing the very same mistakes that haunted United’s disastrous campaign last season.

Neville, speaking after the match, was visibly frustrated with what he described as “stubborn, predictable decision-making” from Amorim. He singled out two senior players — Luke Shaw and Casemiro — as the biggest culprits in United’s latest setback. According to Neville, neither should have started the game, given their current form and the glaring issues they displayed in previous matches.

United took the lead through Marcus Rashford in the first half, sparking hope that they could finally produce a convincing home performance. But Fulham’s second-half equaliser exposed United’s weaknesses once again. Neville argued that Amorim’s persistence with out-of-form veterans left the team vulnerable, and that the draw was more a result of managerial errors than player effort.

“Amorim never learns,” Neville blasted on Sky Sports. “The same mistake he made last season that saw us finish 15th and crash out of Europe, he’s repeating again. Everyone could see Shaw and Casemiro struggling last week against Arsenal, yet he still started them today — and the result was another embarrassment.”

The criticism of Shaw centred on his defensive lapses. Fulham consistently found joy attacking down his side, with Shaw unable to cope with their pace and width. Casemiro, meanwhile, looked exhausted in midfield, often losing possession cheaply and failing to provide the shield the backline so desperately needed. Neville’s frustration was that younger, fresher players such as Tyrell Malacia and Kobbie Mainoo were overlooked once again.

Fans inside the stadium and across social media were quick to echo Neville’s concerns. One supporter fumed: “Casemiro has been a legend, but his legs are gone. Shaw hasn’t been reliable in months. Amorim is blind if he can’t see that.” Another wrote: “We’re not moving forward. Same mistakes, same excuses. United deserves better.”

The wider problem, as Neville pointed out, is that United seem stuck in a cycle of poor decisions and lack of adaptation. Amorim was brought in to usher a “new era” after Erik ten Hag’s departure, but critics say he is already showing the same stubbornness that derailed last season. His refusal to rotate key positions and trust in-form young players is becoming a major concern.

Amorim’s substitutions also came under heavy fire. With Fulham pushing for an equaliser, changes were made too late, and they lacked the tactical bite needed to shift momentum back in United’s favour. By the time adjustments were made, Fulham had already capitalised, leaving the Red Devils scrambling.

The result now leaves United with just one win in their opening four fixtures — far below the standard expected of a club of their stature. Pressure is growing not just from pundits like Neville but also from the stands, where fans are demanding accountability and bold decisions. Calls for Shaw and Casemiro to be dropped are growing louder by the day.

Neville’s final words carried a strong warning: “If Amorim continues down this path, United are going nowhere. The fans don’t want to see great players from the past being humiliated week after week just because the manager refuses to change. Ruthless decisions are needed, or history will repeat itself.”

For many supporters, this is the moment of truth. Will Amorim adjust his approach, trust the youth, and reshape the side into a more dynamic, hungry outfit? Or will he continue to rely on experience at the expense of results? With fixtures against tougher opponents looming, the answers will come quickly — and they could define not just United’s season, but Amorim’s future at the club.

As it stands, Neville’s voice has amplified the frustrations of millions of fans worldwide: Manchester United cannot afford to keep making the same mistakes. The question is whether their manager has the courage to finally learn from them.