Soccer-I understand criticism but I don't care, says Amorim


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NEWCASTLE, England (Reuters) -Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim insisted he understands the criticism levelled at him and his team after another Premier League loss at Newcastle United on Sunday, but claimed losing games is worse than any personal condemnation.

Amorim's side were beaten for the 14th time in the league this season -- matching the number of defeats they suffered in the entire 2023-2024 campaign.

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