Fernandes points finger at 'decision from Man Utd staff' after Como thrashing
Bruno Fernandes has questioned Manchester United's coaching staff's decision not to adopt a man-to-man pressing approach during their humiliating 4-1 Champions League defeat to Como. Michael Carrick's side endured a nightmare start, conceding inside the opening two minutes before finding themselves 3-0 down before the hour mark.
TL;DR
- Bruno Fernandes questioned Manchester United's coaching staff's decision not to adopt a man-to-man pressing approach in their 4-1 loss to Como.
- He believes the chosen strategy, which involved giving away possession and pressing less intensely, led to opponent confidence and team frustration.
- Fernandes suggested that a braver, higher press would have been more effective.
- The defeat heaps pressure on manager Michael Carrick, whose job security is in doubt.
- Carrick stated he doesn't need reassurance and is aware of his responsibilities and the need to win games.