- Manchester United looked like his blushing after Harry Maguire's last head
- Paul Scholes was not impressed with a particular decision of Ruben Amorim
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Apparently, Paul Scholes pointed to Ruben Amorim's tactics after Manchester United avoided his blushing against Leicester in the FA Cup on Friday night.
Despite delivering another disappointing exhibition in Old Trafford, United came from behind to ensure a place in the fifth round after Joshua Zirkzee scored the tie and Harry Maguire went home the winner within the detention time.
Wing Back Patrick Dorgu, signed in an agreement of £ 29.4 million LECCE in the January transfer window, received its debut but strangely on the right side, despite playing mainly on the opposite side for its old club.
Dorgu caught attention during the first 45 minutes, but he found himself hooked during the half -time rest, with Alejandro Garnacho brought in his place before inspiring United to a laborious change with an electric cameo.
But after the game, Scholes left in disagreement with the clear general configuration.
Taking Instagram, he wrote: 'Wing-backs inverted … You saw it first in ot'.
Paul Scholes questioned Ruben Amorim's tactics during Man United over Leicester
New signing Patrick Dorgu aligned on the right side and was removed halfway
Scholes signed up for Amorim's decision to play wings invested in the rolling victory 2-1
However, Scholes seemed to quickly eliminate the publication about his history.
Later, Amorim defended his surprise decision to change Dorgu to the right, saying: 'He played many times on the right. That is one of the characteristics to which we pay attention to have a player like him.
'I was a little anxious in the first touch with the ball. It is a different league for him, a different speed of the game, but it did well.
'It has space, it has strength, it will improve a lot. And we, as a team, need to play better to help these new types to perform at the right level.
“But the position, and you can see on Wyscout that has played on both sides.”
When asked if Dorgu could play right again for United, Amorim replied: 'Yes.
'Once again, if you are going to see the story of Dorgu in the last team, he played many games to the right. And we have to have extremes that can play both sides.
'So I think it is something really good and important, because sometimes you need a left foot on the right side to enter and connect in the different way.
“And sometimes you need the right patent (player) to connect and cross more balls, so it is.”
