"Frustrated, angry, that is it."
"The word everyone will be using is frustration,"
"I wouldn't trust or believe in this team. There are more goals [in them] but defensively and in midfield there are still huge question marks."
"It happened with a long ball,"
Ruben Amorim described his feelings as frustrated and angry after Manchester United drew 1-1 with West Ham. United led through Diogo Dalot but conceded in the 83rd minute when Soungoutou Magassa reacted to Noussair Mazraoui's goal-line clearance from Jarrod Bowen's flicked header at a corner. West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo termed the equaliser deserved, noting the club's poor away record with only two away points since August. Amorim said he would address the squad at Carrington on Friday, avoided an immediate dressing-room tirade, and cited a long ball and losing second balls as causes of the goal.
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