Diogo Dalot has urged his Manchester United teammates to channel 'anger and drive' after a frustrating 1-1 draw with West Ham. The Portuguese defender, who scored the opener, was visibly disappointed as he spoke in the mixed zone, admitting the squad must become 'more obsessed' with winning.
'We are very disappointed. We cannot concede a goal, we have to control more the game,' Dalot said. 'We had the game there and we let it slip. We need to keep doing the same things that put us in position to control the game.'
United missed the chance to move fifth in the Premier League table, and Dalot highlighted the inconsistency that has plagued the side. 'Sometimes it's not football qualities. It has to be from inside – the anger and the drive you have every day to win football games. I think we need to become a bit more obsessed about playing for this club, winning games and winning trophies,' he added.
The full-back, who recently lost his starting spot before being recalled, also addressed manager Ruben Amorim's comments about training versus matchday performance. 'He could be talking about everyone at the club. We always have to find ways to improve ourselves, be more consistent,' Dalot said.
