Manager Marc Skinner says he has “no doubts” that he stays the most effective man for the job at Manchester United, regardless of criticism from followers.
United’s hopes of qualifying for subsequent season’s Women’s Champions League had been dealt a serious blow by their goalless draw at Tottenham final weekend.
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It leaves them fourth within the Women’s Super League desk, two factors beneath Arsenal, with solely two video games remaining.
A big proportion of United followers have questioned Skinner’s place and the tempertature of the debate around his future was raised this week as they put together to host Brighton on Saturday (12:00 BST).
Asked if he nonetheless felt he was the right man for the job, Skinner mentioned: “Oh, absolutely, absolutely, no doubts. You’ve seen the growth of our team.
“If you have a look at the job we have now performed, there have been highs and lows, after all there is, that is pure in any season.
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“We are fully focused on getting this team to where we want it to be and we haven’t finished the job yet.
“I’m wholeheartedly in it to place our staff able we need to be in, which is the place we will win titles going ahead.”
Skinner said he had received assurances from the club’s decision-makers and that he is “totally aligned” with the board’s ambitions.
“Whatever individuals say about me, I’ve to give attention to performances. I’ve at all times performed that – I’m at all times sincere and truthful,” he said.
“I might put myself again into that place to ensure we get this staff again to profitable methods. That is what I’m right here to do and what I’ll proceed to do.”
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