“We need boos,” says Amorim after the latest defeat

Manchester United is relaxed to the large part of the crowd after their tour of Asia at the end of the season started with 1-0 Loss of ASEAN ALL STARS.

United started with eight internationals, but used 25 players in Malaysia in Malaysia.

It seemed that a rather dear match would end a goal without a delighted crowd of over 71,000 just to make Maung Maung Lwin break and score after 71 minutes.

“I always feel guilty of performing a team from the first game I was here in,” said manager Ruben Amorim.

“Boos may be something we need, because every match we lost in the Premier League fans were always there. I felt when we finished every time the fans were with us. Let’s see next season.”

Amorim used an abundance of young players, and Jaydan Kamason looked great in his short stones before halftime, Sekou Kone got minutes in the middle of the field, and Jim Thwaites, making the goalkeeper at Adrian Segecica, with one of the last competition actions.

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“We expected a good game, an intense game, in those conditions,” he told Amorim. “But the good thing is we had no injuries and we saw young children.

“It is important that they are not injuries, with this time and everything we did to get here in this day. But, again, this is not an excuse. We should do better.

“We need to control the records of all. He will play more (Kone) on Friday in the next game.

“He did pretty well, but all the young children tried, that’s the most important thing. They want to play more, but we have to rotate, so everyone can play. They did well.”

The United Chief would not offer any update about the proposed transmission from Wolves Matheus Cunha.

He said, “You have to wait for this for next season.

“It’s for you (media) to talk. I won’t confirm anything. I have no news.

“We’ll see, but there will be some changes.”

‘It’s an experience’

Captain Bruno Fernandes said it was a chance to give the players of academics a minute with the first team the highlight of the game – which took place just three days after the Premier League season ended.

He said: “We didn’t want to lose the game, but it’s an experience for us, an experience for fans and it’s always nice to get out of the country to see the experience we can have with this club.

“Many young players have been getting their chance and it’s a good experience. Most have always trained with us, so we know what to expect from them and we all know that the Academy always creates young and exciting players.

“Everyone had the opportunity to show up tonight. We’re not used to moisture and heat, but I don’t think it’s something that was a difference or anything. Now the case is to enjoy the next experience in Hong Kong, use them, enjoy our fans and give their time to give a few signs and (we have) some photos.”