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odizeey:
You dey mudzz me.

E get wetyn them never explain give that guy?

His mind is made up. Let him keep singing the chants of sack. Na him get data

The guy just dey go left like Raya during PK shootouts...Normally na correct guy na why I dey try make him understand the position of the majority.

patrickmuf:
The guy just dey go left like Raya during PK shootouts...Normally na correct guy na why I dey try make him understand the position of the majority.

Omo. In this issue, his mind is made up.

patrickmuf:
Amorim left Sporting in the middle of a season when they were excelling in both the Portuguese league and the UCL to join a club that was heading downhill. The only addition he had to improve the squad was Dorgu. The club was aware of his preferred formation and had plenty of time to assess if he was the right fit before appointing him, even though fans could see that we didn’t have the right personnel to implement his strategy. January presented an excellent opportunity to bring in 2-3 players, but the management only acquired Dorgu, who isn't a poor signing but definitely insufficient to address the larger issues within the squad.

Amorim isn't the 1st coach that would implement 3CBs Mid Season, neither would he be the last

•Conte, a staunch disciple of 3CBs, took over at Spurs in November and qualified them for the CL. He took over a side that had lost 5 out of 7 matches in the league!

•Tuchel, another astute disciple of 3CBs took over from Fat Frank in January, led his team to a top 4 finish and won the CL!

No excuses whatsoever. They came on board, provided their respective teams with the much needed "new manager's bounce" and boom... delivered the results they were employed to get. No meaningless interviews and chochocho - na just workings and ofcourse, results!

However, Man Utd's case must always be different. If we are not blaming Global Recession, it probably would be the latest policies of Trump or the long lasting effects of COVID - there must always be one excuse!

Even If we are to give Amorim or any UTD manager some leeway and excuse that the aforementioned achievements are unattainable, finishing 15th in the league after overseeing 27 games as the gaffer - for better context, 71% of the season, is just pathetic and reeks of sheer mediocrity!

For peeps that truly put the interests of the club ahead of sentiments and unncessary emotions, most would even find it plain ridiculous that such a terrible performance is being defended to start with!

The thought alone makes one cringe!

patrickmuf:
Let’s also not forget that even before Amorim arrived, players like Rashford, Hojlund, Zirkzee (who seems to be improving), Antony, Bruno, and others struggled. While we expected the new manager to make an immediate impact, I have to ask, to what end? Should he just change the formation to secure a few wins and temporarily mask the problems, only for them to resurface later? I firmly say 'NO.' Ever since Ole came and misled the entire fanbase, I’ve learned not to get carried away again.

We also firmly say NO to poor performances, mediocrity and the associated excuses!

Like you opined below, winning football matches is the topmost concern of any manager - let's cut out the sentimental and emotional BS we keep putting up in Amorim's defence

patrickmuf:
You think Pep will settle for less because Rodri, KDB and Ake are out injured? He will find a way to win regardless.

patrickmuf:
I understand that we are not performing well at the moment, but I’m willing to be patient because I know that taking the easy way out will lead us nowhere. Some want a quick fix, but I and many others here and elsewhere don’t. The difference lies there. A quick solution would simply involve the manager changing the formation to secure wins that would appease part of the fanbase, but how sustainable would that be in the long run? I want him to stick to what he knows best, recruit his players over the summer, and then truly give it a shot. If he falls short of expectations 4-5 months into the new season, then we can start to hold him accountable.

Amorim was swiftly contacted to stem the ugly tide of results under Ten hag at the early stages of the campaign. The idea behind Ten hag's sack was to proactively forestall a disastrous season that was already unfolding at that time.

It is also worthy of mention that nobody put a gun to his head to sign the deal. By appending his signature to that contract as the manager of the team, he takes full responsibility and shall be held accountable at all times.Maybe if it was stipulated in the contract that his accountability starts from next season after the purchase of players or that he wouldnt be paid his weekly wages till next season, you might have a point.

Like I earlier opined, nobody even set any lofty expectations for him this season. He hasnt been given the immediate task of Matching liverpool, neither has he been asked to qualify for the champions league

However, it simply doesn't make any sense if we are significantly worse off than we were under his predecessor who was sacked for poor results early in the season

Club a billion in debt, interest rates apparently about to climb on said debt, a squad revamp needed and more than likely a new stadium being commissioned this year, where's the money coming from?

@Jamiiokola Thomas Tuchel won Chelsea the UCL, not Frank.

Leyqute:
@Jamiiokola Thomas Tuchel won Chelsea the UCL, not Frank.

Please Show me where i said frank won the CL

patrickmuf:
The guy just dey go left like Raya during PK shootouts...Normally na correct guy na why I dey try make him understand the position of the majority.

Sorry to disappoint you but as you have noticed, I don't work with position of the majority . Last time i checked, I didn't come here to participate in any popularity contest whatsoever!

I am more concerned with facts / figures. In this regard, we have an underperforming manager who clearly needs to sit up!

Ellexy:
Meanwhile....


#mufc are currently facing the possibility of a £20m reduction in #PL prizemoney this season after dropping to 15th from last season's eighth-place finish, which many inside the club said was unacceptable.

Each place in the table is worth approximately £3m as part of the domestic and overseas TV distribution.

[@sistoney67]

I guess he wants to give Amorim time which means a potential 15th or 16th finish, thereby resulting in 20m less revenue to be met with cost cuts.

No one should complain about cost cuts by Sir Jim again.

Jamiuokolaa:
Amorim isn't the 1st coach that would implement 3CBs Mid Season, neither would he be the last

•Conte, a staunch disciple of 3CBs, took over at Spurs in November and qualified them for the CL. He took over a side that had lost 5 out of 7 matches in the league!

•Tuchel, another astute disciple of 3CBs took over from Fat Frank in January, led his team to a top 4 finish and won the CL!

No excuses whatsoever. They came on board, provided their respective teams with the much needed "new manager's bounce" and boom... delivered the results they were employed to get. No meaningless interviews and chochocho - na just workings and ofcourse, results!

However, Man Utd's case must always be different. If we are not blaming Global Recession, it probably would be the latest policies of Trump or the long lasting effects of COVID - there must always be one excuse!

Even If we are to give Amorim or any UTD manager some leeway and excuse that the aforementioned achievements are unattainable, finishing 15th in the league after overseeing 27 games as the gaffer - for better context, 71% of the season, is just pathetic and reeks of sheer mediocrity!

For peeps that truly put the interests of the club ahead of sentiments and unncessary emotions, most would even find it plain ridiculous that such a terrible performance is being defended to start with! The thought alone makes one cringe!

We also firmly say NO to poor performances, mediocrity and the associated excuses!

Like you opined below, winning football matches is the topmost concern of any manager - let's cut out the sentimental and emotional BS we keep putting up in Amorim's defence

Amorim was swiftly contacted to stem the ugly tide of results under Ten hag at the early stages of the campaign. The idea behind Ten hag's sack was to proactively forestall a disastrous season that was already unfolding at that time.

It is also worthy of mention that nobody put a gun to his head to sign the deal. By appending his signature to that contract, he takes full responsibility for the team and shall be held accountable at all times.Maybe if was stipulated in the contract that his accountability starts from next season after the purchase of players or that he wouldnt be paid his weekly wages till next season, you might have a point.

Like I earlier opined, nobody even set any lofty expectations for him this season. He hasnt been given the immediate task of Matching liverpool, neither has he been asked to qualify for the champions league this season.

However, it simply doesn't make any sense if we are significantly worse off than we were under his predecessor who was sacked for poor results early in the season.

May your days be long chief. Such clear and reasonable summation with facts and examples all through. Let them keep defending the rubbish we're seeing, we'll see where it leads.

Jamiuokolaa:
Amorim isn't the 1st coach that would implement 3CBs Mid Season, neither would he be the last

•Conte, a staunch disciple of 3CBs, took over at Spurs in November and qualified them for the CL. He took over a side that had lost 5 out of 7 matches in the league!

•Tuchel, another astute disciple of 3CBs took over from Fat Frank in January, led his team to a top 4 finish and won the CL!

No excuses whatsoever. They came on board, provided their respective teams with the much needed "new manager's bounce" and boom... delivered the results they were employed to get. No meaningless interviews and chochocho - na just workings and ofcourse, results!

However, Man Utd's case must always be different. If we are not blaming Global Recession, it probably would be the latest policies of Trump or the long lasting effects of COVID - there must always be one excuse!

Even If we are to give Amorim or any UTD manager some leeway and excuse that the aforementioned achievements are unattainable, finishing 15th in the league after overseeing 27 games as the gaffer - for better context, 71% of the season, is just pathetic and reeks of sheer mediocrity!

For peeps that truly put the interests of the club ahead of sentiments and unncessary emotions, most would even find it plain ridiculous that such a terrible performance is being defended to start with!

The thought alone makes one cringe!



We also firmly say NO to poor performances, mediocrity and the associated excuses!

Like you opined below, winning football matches is the topmost concern of any manager - let's cut out the sentimental and emotional BS we keep putting up in Amorim's defence





Amorim was swiftly contacted to stem the ugly tide of results under Ten hag at the early stages of the campaign. The idea behind Ten hag's sack was to proactively forestall a disastrous season that was already unfolding at that time.

It is also worthy of mention that nobody put a gun to his head to sign the deal. By appending his signature to that contract as the manager of the team, he takes full responsibility and shall be held accountable at all times.Maybe if it was stipulated in the contract that his accountability starts from next season after the purchase of players or that he wouldnt be paid his weekly wages till next season, you might have a point.

Like I earlier opined, nobody even set any lofty expectations for him this season. He hasnt been given the immediate task of Matching liverpool, neither has he been asked to qualify for the champions league

However, it simply doesn't make any sense if we are significantly worse off than we were under his predecessor who was sacked for poor results early in the season

Good analysis. Ole now look like an A list coach compare to Amorim

It's the way we interpret data and make up quotes here for me. If "Amorim was swiftly contacted to stem the ugly tide of results under Ten hag at the early stages of the campaign", he won't be sticking to something he intends to implement he the long run. He would have been dancing on his head to entertain the players so they turn up every match. You see someone very stubborn about how he wants to play and the formation and you think he was brought in for some quick fix? Someone who didn't mind Rashford and Antony leaving without guaranteed replacements? Omo if I speak I will be in trouble

If there's one young player I'd want man utd to sing to ease the burden on Amad going forward, that player would be Tyler Dibling, he'll fit perfectly to Amorin system for the right pockets

daharry:
If there's one young player I'd want man utd to sing to ease the burden on Amad going forward, that player would be Tyler Dibling, he'll fit perfectly to Amorin system for the right pockets

He was quite lively at OT...

Not sure he is better than Garnacho tbh

Jamiuokolaa:
He was quite lively at OT...

Not sure he is better than Garnacho tbh

In a team with ambitions Garnacho shouldn't be a starter btw..
I've seen this Southampton player a few times and he passes the eye test for me, bringing him as an understudy to Amad would be a really good idea, Southampton is already relegated, so he'd come cheap, even if there's a United tax

daharry:
In a team with ambitions Garnacho shouldn't be a starter btw..
I've seen this Southampton player a few times and he passes the eye test for me, bringing him as an understudy to Amad would be a really good idea, Southampton is already relegated, so he'd come cheap, even if there's a United tax

Well, i see he is also left footed..

Talking of Amad, I think there are genuine concerns that injuries/fitness issues might be the stumbling block to his long term progress and development.

He missed 22 games due to a knee problem last season and the prognosis of the current injury doesn't look too good - feedback is that he would be out for quite a while again.

AMF looks to be one area that is in dire need of reinforcements in the summer TW...

Jamiuokolaa:
Amorim isn't the 1st coach that would implement 3CBs Mid Season, neither would he be the last

•Conte, a staunch disciple of 3CBs, took over at Spurs in November and qualified them for the CL. He took over a side that had lost 5 out of 7 matches in the league!

•Tuchel, another astute disciple of 3CBs took over from Fat Frank in January, led his team to a top 4 finish and won the CL!

No excuses whatsoever. They came on board, provided their respective teams with the much needed "new manager's bounce" and boom... delivered the results they were employed to get. No meaningless interviews and chochocho - na just workings and ofcourse, results!

However, Man Utd's case must always be different. If we are not blaming Global Recession, it probably would be the latest policies of Trump or the long lasting effects of COVID - there must always be one excuse!

Even If we are to give Amorim or any UTD manager some leeway and excuse that the aforementioned achievements are unattainable, finishing 15th in the league after overseeing 27 games as the gaffer - for better context, 71% of the season, is just pathetic and reeks of sheer mediocrity!

For peeps that truly put the interests of the club ahead of sentiments and unncessary emotions, most would even find it plain ridiculous that such a terrible performance is being defended to start with!

The thought alone makes one cringe!



We also firmly say NO to poor performances, mediocrity and the associated excuses!

Like you opined below, winning football matches is the topmost concern of any manager - let's cut out the sentimental and emotional BS we keep putting up in Amorim's defence





Amorim was swiftly contacted to stem the ugly tide of results under Ten hag at the early stages of the campaign. The idea behind Ten hag's sack was to proactively forestall a disastrous season that was already unfolding at that time.

It is also worthy of mention that nobody put a gun to his head to sign the deal. By appending his signature to that contract as the manager of the team, he takes full responsibility and shall be held accountable at all times.Maybe if it was stipulated in the contract that his accountability starts from next season after the purchase of players or that he wouldnt be paid his weekly wages till next season, you might have a point.

Like I earlier opined, nobody even set any lofty expectations for him this season. He hasnt been given the immediate task of Matching liverpool, neither has he been asked to qualify for the champions league

However, it simply doesn't make any sense if we are significantly worse off than we were under his predecessor who was sacked for poor results early in the season

This is high level analysis. Whats your level of qualification?

daharry:
If there's one young player I'd want man utd to sing to ease the burden on Amad going forward, that player would be Tyler Dibling, he'll fit perfectly to Amorin system for the right pockets

Odunharry?

Leyqute:
Odunharry?

No oo. I dont know the moniker

Jamiuokolaa:
Amorim isn't the 1st coach that would implement 3CBs Mid Season, neither would he be the last

•Conte, a staunch disciple of 3CBs, took over at Spurs in November and qualified them for the CL. He took over a side that had lost 5 out of 7 matches in the league!

•Tuchel, another astute disciple of 3CBs took over from Fat Frank in January, led his team to a top 4 finish and won the CL!

No excuses whatsoever. They came on board, provided their respective teams with the much needed "new manager's bounce" and boom... delivered the results they were employed to get. No meaningless interviews and chochocho - na just workings and ofcourse, results!

However, Man Utd's case must always be different. If we are not blaming Global Recession, it probably would be the latest policies of Trump or the long lasting effects of COVID - there must always be one excuse!

Even If we are to give Amorim or any UTD manager some leeway and excuse that the aforementioned achievements are unattainable, finishing 15th in the league after overseeing 27 games as the gaffer - for better context, 71% of the season, is just pathetic and reeks of sheer mediocrity!

For peeps that truly put the interests of the club ahead of sentiments and unncessary emotions, most would even find it plain ridiculous that such a terrible performance is being defended to start with!

The thought alone makes one cringe!



We also firmly say NO to poor performances, mediocrity and the associated excuses!

Like you opined below, winning football matches is the topmost concern of any manager - let's cut out the sentimental and emotional BS we keep putting up in Amorim's defence





Amorim was swiftly contacted to stem the ugly tide of results under Ten hag at the early stages of the campaign. The idea behind Ten hag's sack was to proactively forestall a disastrous season that was already unfolding at that time.

It is also worthy of mention that nobody put a gun to his head to sign the deal. By appending his signature to that contract as the manager of the team, he takes full responsibility and shall be held accountable at all times.Maybe if it was stipulated in the contract that his accountability starts from next season after the purchase of players or that he wouldnt be paid his weekly wages till next season, you might have a point.

Like I earlier opined, nobody even set any lofty expectations for him this season. He hasnt been given the immediate task of Matching liverpool, neither has he been asked to qualify for the champions league

However, it simply doesn't make any sense if we are significantly worse off than we were under his predecessor who was sacked for poor results early in the season

Well written chief, detailed with solid points. Amorim is falling hand sha, but i will wait till next season to see how things go..

TrebleChamp:
Well written chief, detailed with solid points. Amorim is falling hand sha, but i will wait till next season to see how things go..

There is nothing wrong with saying Amorim is failing so far but also nothing wrong with saying to give him time.

Jamiuokolaa:
Amorim isn't the 1st coach that would implement 3CBs Mid Season, neither would he be the last

•Conte, a staunch disciple of 3CBs, took over at Spurs in November and qualified them for the CL. He took over a side that had lost 5 out of 7 matches in the league!

•Tuchel, another astute disciple of 3CBs took over from Fat Frank in January, led his team to a top 4 finish and won the CL!

No excuses whatsoever. They came on board, provided their respective teams with the much needed "new manager's bounce" and boom... delivered the results they were employed to get. No meaningless interviews and chochocho - na just workings and ofcourse, results!

However, Man Utd's case must always be different. If we are not blaming Global Recession, it probably would be the latest policies of Trump or the long lasting effects of COVID - there must always be one excuse!

Even If we are to give Amorim or any UTD manager some leeway and excuse that the aforementioned achievements are unattainable, finishing 15th in the league after overseeing 27 games as the gaffer - for better context, 71% of the season, is just pathetic and reeks of sheer mediocrity!

For peeps that truly put the interests of the club ahead of sentiments and unncessary emotions, most would even find it plain ridiculous that such a terrible performance is being defended to start with!

The thought alone makes one cringe!



We also firmly say NO to poor performances, mediocrity and the associated excuses!

Like you opined below, winning football matches is the topmost concern of any manager - let's cut out the sentimental and emotional BS we keep putting up in Amorim's defence





Amorim was swiftly contacted to stem the ugly tide of results under Ten hag at the early stages of the campaign. The idea behind Ten hag's sack was to proactively forestall a disastrous season that was already unfolding at that time.

It is also worthy of mention that nobody put a gun to his head to sign the deal. By appending his signature to that contract as the manager of the team, he takes full responsibility and shall be held accountable at all times.Maybe if it was stipulated in the contract that his accountability starts from next season after the purchase of players or that he wouldnt be paid his weekly wages till next season, you might have a point.

Like I earlier opined, nobody even set any lofty expectations for him this season. He hasnt been given the immediate task of Matching liverpool, neither has he been asked to qualify for the champions league

However, it simply doesn't make any sense if we are significantly worse off than we were under his predecessor who was sacked for poor results early in the season

So Jamiuokola head fit correct like this? Maybe na because of the cold weather sha

.....una really get time to waste sha. Engaging Viktor 2.0 is a complete waste of time, except its simply for entertainment.

Amorim is the Man for the fuckin JOB! He has full backing of British-Ijebu and gonna prove himself next season.

BTW....he has full support of REAL United fans as well. LOL!

Oasis007:



.....una really get time to waste sha. Engaging Viktor 2.0 is a complete waste of time, except its simply for entertainment.

Amorim is the Man for the fuckin JOB! He has full backing of British-Ijebu and gonna prove himself next season.

BTW....he has full support of REAL United fans as well. LOL!

Are you implying he is a fake fan? 😂

patrickmuf:
Are you implying he is a fake fan? 😂

.......dude too dey disturb. Make dem forgo this season, taaah! Argument day and night! LOL!

Odunharry:
No oo. I dont know the moniker

Oh okay. Thanks.

Leyqute:
Odunharry?

Nope

Oasis007:


.......dude too dey disturb. Make dem forgo this season, taaah! Argument day and night! LOL!

He wants to announce himself...I saw his plenty write up and was laughing. He was not here when the thread was hot, baba say him no dey follow crowd...Na young blood, make him rant finish, him go calm down.

patrickmuf:
He wants to announce himself...I saw his plenty write up and was laughing. He was not here when the thread was hot, baba say him no dey follow crowd...Na young blood, make him rant finish, him go calm down.

In Fulham line up today, they rested many of their first team players. Harrison Reed, Iwobi , Bassey, Raul Jimenez, Antonee Robinson. And Smith-Rowe. We are dead in our FA cup game in the weekend.

patrickmuf:
He wants to announce himself...I saw his plenty write up and was laughing. He was not here when the thread was hot, baba say him no dey follow crowd...Na young blood, make him rant finish, him go calm down.

Amorim matter, na im don cause all this bile and bad blood now now?

Bros no vex o - it's not that serious biko

You don pass all this kain shenanigans

Jamiuokolaa:
Amorim matter, na im don cause all this bile and bad blood now now?

Bros no vex o - it's not that serious biko

You don pass all this kain shenanigans

No hard feelings bro. You na my man, na just banter...

CapitalCee:
In Fulham line up today, they rested many of their first team players. Harrison Reed, Iwobi , Bassey, Raul Jimenez, Antonee Robinson. And Smith-Rowe. We are dead in our FA cup game in the weekend.

It would be interesting to see Wether Amorim would rotate players - Ipswich and Fulham visit OT within the space of 4 days

An opportunity for one or two young lads to make their full debuts, if you ask me