The players of Manchester United are hurting due to their recent results in the Premier League, according to right-back Rafael da Silva.
The Red Devils are currently ninth in the table, a whopping 13 points behind the league leaders Arsenal, and they also suffered back-to-back defeats at Old Trafford for the first time since 2002 last week when they lost to Everton and Newcastle United.
Two 1-0 defeats has put a lot of pressure on manager David Moyes and many people are suggesting that he isn’t the right man for the job, and this week he even took blame for the defeats they suffered last week.
As for how the players are feeling, Rafael has admitted that they are also hurting with the current form and they are hopeful that they can turn it around sooner rather than later.
“Of course it hurts,” said Rafael. “As a United player I want to win every single game.
“We must work more and improve ourselves.
“We have been working in the same way. I think we have been unlucky some games, maybe that is why, since you lose one game you lose a bit of confidence.
“I think we will work the same way and you just have to have a bit of luck some games to try and win and get the confidence back.”
Written by Alex Batt – @AlexBatt – @AlexsArticles
