MANCHESTER UNITED stars are frustrated with manager Ruben Amorim after he blamed their poor performance for hundreds of club employees being made redundant.The new boss has been candid in his view that United’s failure to qualify for the Champions League and poor Premier League form is partly responsible for club staff losing their jobs.GettyMan Utd flops are frustrated by Ruben Amorim blaming the team for staff redundancies[/caption]ReutersCaptain Bruno Fernandes has acted as conduit between players and the boss[/caption]GettySir Jim Ratcliffe has overseen a stunning array of cuts at Old Trafford[/caption]But his claims have angered some of his stars, who believe he knew the full extent of the club’s financial position before he joined mid-season.The statements have led to a distance between Amorim and his first-team squad, who are also adapting to the Portuguese boss’ demanding methods.A source said: “If you went into Carrington you would think the players and Amorim are getting on great.“But the truth is the players are frustrated for being blamed for the financial problems of the club.“However they haven’t challenged the manager as they haven’t yet formed a bond with him.“He is clear in what he wants from them on the pitch, and they are trying to implement it.“But while some of them are fully behind his tactics, they feel that they cannot speak up as Amorim is steadfast in what he wants.“They are doing what they are told, whether they think its right or not…the players feel like they can’t show any displeasure or it will become a problem”CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSThe source added that Amad Diallo and Amorim had bonded while club captain Bruno Fernandes was an important conduit between the manager and the rest of the squad.In a post-match interview after United’s stuttering 3-2 win over Ipswich on Wednesday, Fernandes acknowledged Amorim’s philosophy was not yet yielding the results they wanted. He told TNT Sports: “Me and H [Harry Maguire] have been here for a while already, so we know that we have to stick to what we’ve been trying to do in training [and] what we’re supposed to do.“It could be that you could feel in moments that it’s not working, but for some reason, the manager wants us to do that – and if he wants us to do that… [the coaches] watch so many games, they prepare themselves [for our matches].“We have so many staff – not only the ones who came with him but the ones who were already here.“We have great people behind the team to work on that, so if they do that in the right way, we just have to come on the pitch and show it.“As I said, we need to have more confidence [and] be more brave to show our character and our qualities.”GettyMan Utd have endured a nightmare season on and off the pitch[/caption]There was more controversy during the victory over Ipswich as Alejandro Garnacho marched straight down the tunnel after being subbed off.The Argentine winger, 20, was hooked by Amorim after Patrick Dorgu was sent off late in the first half.The boss opted to instantly replace Garnacho with Noussair Mazraoui to solidify the defensive side of the team.The decision was booed by the home crowd at Old Trafford and called “garbage” on social media.Garnacho also appeared to be unhappy with being the sacrificial lamb as he stormed down the tunnel.Man Utd ratings vs Ipswich as Maguire saves the day after Onana makes case to be WORST ever signingMANCHESTER UNITED eased their fears of the drop in a topsy-turvy relegation six-pointer with Ipswich.The Red Devils triumphed 3-2 despite playing the second half with ten men.A major cock-up from Patrick Dorgu and Andre Onana saw Ipswich take a third-minute lead through Jaden Philogene.Then, after United had recovered to lead 2-1, Dorgu saw a straight red card for a poor challenge on Omari Hutchinson.Philogene scored again to level it before the break only for Harry Maguire to nod in to be United’s saviour.But who was United’s best player on the night?Here, SunSport’s Phil Thomas reveals his Manchester United player ratings…However, some fans reckon the forward was simply off to change his soaking wet shirt.Speaking after the match, Amorim was quizzed about the player’s attitude and brought up loaned-out forward Marcus Rashford in his response.He said: “You are making a connection with Rashford, right? I know, I know.“What I’m saying is I’m going to talk obviously with Garnacho about that [going down the tunnel].“So I will talk about that if you want in the next press conference.”Garnacho has since taken to Instagram with a more positive post, having shared a cryptic snap of himself looking frustrated straight after the match.He shared a snap of the team celebrating Maguire’s goal with the caption: “Important three points! Team.”