Amorim 'to talk' with Garnacho after tunnel dash

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  Amorim will talk to Garnacho about angry reaction to early substitution

  United winger stomps down tunnel against Ipswich ‘We have to choose someone to go out … it was Garnacho’ Ruben Amorim will talk to Alejandro Garnacho after the winger stomped down the tunnel on ...
  
  The Guardian - 9h
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  Amorim will speak to Man Utd's Garnacho about sub reaction

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  Hopes Fade for Workers Trapped for Days in Tunnel in India

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  Moyes doing a better job than me - Amorim

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