Alan Shearer did not hold back in his criticism of Ruben Amorim's tactics following Manchester United's lackluster performance against Brentford. Shearer believes that Amorim's predictable approach on the field makes the team easy to play against, giving opponents a clear advantage. The Newcastle legend expressed concerns that Amorim's inflexibility could ultimately cost him his job at Old Trafford.

Adding to the criticism, Shearer also claimed that Ruben Amorim was 'out-schooled' by Brentford boss Keith Andrews during the match. Amorim's inability to adapt and think on his feet was evident as Brentford capitalized on United's weaknesses and secured a convincing victory. Shearer's remarks highlight the importance of tactical flexibility and innovation in modern football management.

Amorim's insistence on sticking to a rigid tactical system regardless of the circumstances raises concerns about his ability to lead Manchester United to success. In a league as competitive and unpredictable as the Premier League, adaptability and creativity are essential traits for a manager to possess. If Amorim fails to address his tactical shortcomings, he may find himself facing increasing pressure from both fans and the club's hierarchy.