₦airaland Forum

Jamiuokolaa:
I think what he meant by the "players speaking loud" is that:

•Specific instructions were given to the players prior to the game. I think he was particular about those instructions being carried out.

•The lack of intensity (and poor performance) especially in the 1st half despite his clear instructions, is the team's way of telling him that they don't trust his methods and would probably not be taking his orders any longer.

It's never clear with Amorim and his dodgy English atimes

Oasis007:


.....nope! He genuinely ready to work away, if the team still play nonsense before the break.

Jamiuokolaa:
Man utd's interim manager loading

izzou:
[color=Royalblue] Manchester United, Here we go!


Trevor, right now[/color]

eph12:
Just like the rest before him, it's obvious that he is already tired. They just can't resign and walk on their. They need to sacked

Oasis007:


......LOL!

ChristoBam:
I'm not even strong on Amorim in o. But there are some results against some opponents you see that you put the players and only the players on total blast.

A loss against a league two team isn't about tactics or any of that stuff. It's the players just going into it half-arsed. If Amorim can't motivate those brats to give their all on the pitch after that result, no one can.

People will just ignore all of that and jump on their favorite yearly thing to do. Which is to start expecting terrible results from a manager and then pounce when it eventually starts coming in.

ChristoBam:
I'm not even strong on Amorim in o. But there are some results against some opponents you see that you put the players and only the players on total blast.

A loss against a league two team isn't about tactics or any of that stuff. It's the players just going into it half-arsed. If Amorim can't motivate those brats to give their all on the pitch after that result, no one can.

People will just ignore all of that and jump on their favorite yearly thing to do. Which is to start expecting terrible results from a manager and then pounce when it eventually starts coming in.

AbokiWam:
Thank you my bro

We go nowhere..
Until our great mission for this club is achieved

patrickmuf:
We do not have good wing backs and our midfielders do not have the legs....Amorim can not be so slow as not to know this...

Oasis007:


.....Besiktas don sack OGS! Same OGS some dudes said was great and should have been retained o. LOL!

Jamiuokolaa:
Not sure we would recover from this trolling

Jamiuokolaa:

Elxandre:
The problem is always the coaches.
I'll tell you why.
For some reason we are an idealistic club. We're either trying to play the "united way" or trying to stick to a coach for so long so he becomes the new Ferguson.
This club is not "killing" coaches, we just make bad decisions either with appointments or with letting go at the right time.

Mourinho is Mourinho and always bleeps up his 3rd season, so how is that our fault?
Where has Mou not scattered in his 3rd season with toxicity? Madrid didn't waste time fooling themselves but simply got another coach when it became too toxic. They didn't sell all their squad to simply satisfy him.

Ole did well and has been our best coach. We elevated him with the opportunity we gave to him, till we made a mistake and signed Ronaldo. People call him amateur, but he kept things simple and got us the most positivity post Alex. I think he might have become the new Sir Alex if we gave him time. I think he's the only one that has deserved a chance.
Bottomline, we did him good and not actually tank his career, as he hadn't done anything special before United to suggest we "killed" him.

Ragnick. Well uneventful. philosophy coaches annoy me.

Ten hag is a great coach but a terrible recruiter. Give him a solid 11 and he'd probably do well.
He actually destroyed us with his terrible signings from Eredivisie. I guess this is where we could take the blame, cos I know Madrid isn't signing an Anthony for 80m.
Tenhag killed himself with his stupid waste of money which we still suffer from. I'm sure he has learnt that Leverkusen won't let him waste their money like we did foolishly.

Amorim is an actually terrible coach. He's the only clearly terrible coach we've had. A coach that fights the whole team and can't ever change formation is an obviously clueless buffoon.
You guys are really saying na we kill coach that brings in 2 defenders when trying to win a game?
What coach plays Bruno and Casemiro in a midfield 2? Is it the fans that made that happen?
Did we force him to play Mount ahead of two strikers?

Now the coming shocker that will destroy this season is the lack of depth. We have no single LW asides Cunha guess who has frozen everybody out? Amorim!
Now he will start to cry when attacking players inevitably get injured because of being overplayed. Which big club doesn't have options on the bench? we've sold Garnacho now for peanuts, and this is a player who was serviceable at least!

Bottomline is, we have been unfortunate enough to sign wrong coaches and also, we have bad management who can't decide when to get rid of coaches at the right time.
All these talks of "culture", "rebuild" blablabla are just nonsense. Fire and hire like Chelsea till you get it right! Enough of trying to find the next Fergie!

Jamiuokolaa:

Hopefully, Ole Amorim gets a suitable replacement before the TW closes

Mrviktor:
Let the boy leave and develop.

He won't start up to 10 games here

Jamiuokolaa:
If we are not getting a replacement, then it's a bad move.

Amorim don use him big mouth pursue the boy.

Anyways, we are out of the Carabao cup, no European football and FA cup is till next year.

Na to make do with available options.

Jamiuokolaa:
This is why man management is an extremely critical part of coaching nowadays.

It is so important that a coach with limited tactical abilities but has players willing to give 200% on his behalf, would go toe to toe with a tactical hybrid of Pep/Ferguson/Conte managing a group of world-class players that have downed tools!

There is a reason most clubs sack managers immediately they feel they have lost the dressing room.

Our man, from what we can see, is neither a tactical genius, nor a manager revered by his players (atleast from what he is insinuating).

This combo is a recipe for relegation.

Amorim didnt help matters with the way he managed certain scenarios last season and his pressers have also done more harm than good.

Mrviktor:
It's how people are trying to make garnacho feel like a bad player.

We go cry big cry in 4 years time no worry


Macrominay and greenwood is just the begining

ChristoBam:
You think he's not a good man manager? I don't think there's any evidence of that. The level of indiscipline in the squad required the level of ruthlessness we saw from him.

You see, one thing I've learnt to do after seeing all the mess in the club over the years is to judge certain characteristics based on what I saw before they signed. I think Amorim is a really good man manager and has probably even relied on that more that anything else all through his coaching career. I think that's the reason he's shocked as to how things are unfolding. Players are not responding the way they should.

Do you look at Amorim and think he's not doing a good job, motivating these lots? Lmao. Let's be serious here. But they all go to the pitch and do whatever they want.

There's something seriously wrong with the club. The culture that makes some of our players e.g Mainoo, Amad, become shadow of themselves when they realize 'you have to fight for your place for now', 'you have to play at a different position '. They drop tools after little adversity. Same with the fools we just shipped out.

I could go on and on but what's the point. Sacking the manager will always be the 'exciting' thing to do.

MorataFC:
OGS is light years better than Amuludun

Jamiuokolaa:
If anybody had told me that I would be excited at the Possibility of OGS coming back, i for no believe.

Mehn..this club is sinking faster than we think

God abeg o!

ChristoBam:
You think he's not a good man manager? I don't think there's any evidence of that. The level of indiscipline in the squad required the level of ruthlessness we saw from him.

You see, one thing I've learnt to do after seeing all the mess in the club over the years is to judge certain characteristics based on what I saw before they signed. I think Amorim is a really good man manager and has probably even relied on that more that anything else all through his coaching career. I think that's the reason he's shocked as to how things are unfolding. Players are not responding the way they should.

Do you look at Amorim and think he's not doing a good job, motivating these lots? Lmao. Let's be serious here. But they all go to the pitch and do whatever they want.

There's something seriously wrong with the club. The culture that makes some of our players e.g Mainoo, Amad, become shadow of themselves when they realize 'you have to fight for your place for now', 'you have to play at a different position '. They drop tools after little adversity. Same with the fools we just shipped out.

I could go on and on but what's the point. Sacking the manager will always be the 'exciting' thing to do.