B Fee: Manchester United has always been like this. Winning a game feels like winning the championship, losing a game feels like the end of the world.

Hupu News on October 18th: Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandez accepted an exclusive interview with British Sky Sports.

"I think the club needs stability," Bruno told Sky Sports of his third manager in charge of Manchester United in nearly six years. "I think Sir Jim wants to send that message to everyone."

"Sometimes you need to look at the bigger picture and as players we believe the manager can help get the club back on track."

"If Sir Jim and the players are on the same page that the manager is the right man for the job, then it would be great if both groups share the same view. ”

The recent international break win over Sunderland has brought renewed optimism to Old Trafford, but if Amorim causes United's results to slip again, he could be thrust into the spotlight again even if Ratcliffe commits him to a three-year term.

Fernandez vs. He has high expectations and says his teammates must overcome outside distractions if they want to succeed at the club.

"Any manager who comes to Manchester United is one game away from crisis," said the United captain. "This club has always been like that. Winning a game is like winning the league. Losing a game is like a dark cloud hanging over the club that will never dissipate.

Our players understand the size of the club and how it operates. We don't need this atmosphere. We need to know what we are doing, what we want to achieve in the long term and what our goals are for the next game.

This should be every player's goal because any manager at this club will be under pressure when he gets poor results and ours is no exception.

But he is fully prepared, and he knows what a huge challenge it is. "

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