RUBEN Amorim has hit back at Roy Keane and told him his opinion matters more than the former Old Trafford skipper.

Keane launched his angriest attack yet as he singled out Bruno Fernandes in a heated row with Ian Wright about Manchester United's flops.

Keane joined Wright, Gary Neville and Jill Scott to discuss United's recent form before the dramatic 3-2 win over Ipswich on Wednesday.

The 53-year-old went off in an explosive monologue, hitting out at United's current cast, who are rotting in 14th in the Prem.

Keane laid into Fernandes and said the captain's "talent is not enough", before slamming his celebration after scoring a free-kick in United's 2-2 draw with Everton.

But Wrighty overwhelming disagreed and reckons United would be in a real relegation scrap without the Portuguese star.

And now Amorim has hit back at Keane and said the only opinion that matters is that of the United manager.

Amorim said: “I heard about that and I have a different opinion.

“Bruno is really important for us at the club, especially for me. He is playing well in a difficult context and always wants responsibility.

“I know sometimes, as captain, he does things with his hands and you see him criticising his team-mates but, most of all, there is a lot of frustration for this year and last year.

“Everybody has an opinion. Roy Keane has big standards, for him and for his team, and it’s normal to have an opinion.

“I have the opposite opinion and I think my opinion is more important than Roy Keane’s is because I’m the coach.”