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Oasis007:


.......a day he was sacked is a day I can never forget in my Life. LOL!

If we get him to do the job temporarily, until a top manager is available, no qualms. We shouldn't make another mistake with him, no matter what happens in the end - even if he wins a cup and makes UCL spot.

patrickmuf:
Joezinho, are you seeing these guys propping up OleGolum?

I go soon carry gun dey enter here...

Mrviktor:
Make una talk true.

With this squad playing 4-2-3-1

We will ball



Lammens ..mazz..licha..delight..dorgu .
Case and Urgate.and Bruno
Cunha.. sesko and mbuemo

patrickmuf:
I don't understand some posts here.

I am certain that 90% of fans here wanted us to strengthen the midfield. TrebleChamp and I pushed for Amorim should speak out if the board failed to bring in a midfielder or two, but he came out to praise the midfielders he had. In fact, instead of moving some of them on, he decided to keep them. Whose fault is it? Amorim got here and started singing the praises of Mount, a player who finally let him down at a very crucial stage.

Even when we moved for a midfielder, the price was outrageous. It was here that a lot of folks barked at the price, but now y'all are asking why the board didn't sign a midfielder. Should we have paid the asking price for Baleba or sold the midfielders we had against the wishes of Amorim to fund new purchases in midfield?

If we had sold Bruno and let Casemiro leave to get new midfielders, I am sure you guys would still blame the board for it...

Jamiuokolaa:
Tuchel would be a decent choice - he has the suitable experience and profile for the job.

Only snag is that i think he could be a bit hot headed and stubborn too.

Wilcox and Berrada might also be more interested in hiring a "controllable head coach" this time around, hence the names i mentioned earlier



100%

I think the present squad is good enough for a CL spot, considering the indifferent form of our rivals

eph12:
He was sacked when he spoke up, and not because of poor results. I guess he should have spoken up last summer and gotten the sack before the season even started

patrickmuf:
Any manager who knows what he is doing would not sit back and watch his employers change the terms of a contract midway through his engagement.

In Amorim’s case, however, he is not without blame. We expected the club to move on from the likes of Shaw, Mount, Casemiro, Maguire, and others who were either not good enough or too injury-prone. Instead, Amorim came in and immediately took to Mount like a father to a son, constantly reminding us that Mount is a manager’s delight. The same Amorim made Dalot one of the team leaders and a guaranteed starter. So, who exactly is to be blamed?
When we received a very good offer for Bruno, Amorim was quoted by Bruno as saying he wanted him to stay at the club, which was one of the factors that convinced Bruno to reject a move to Saudi Arabia.

What about Maguire and Casemiro? It was still Amorim who pushed for their continued retention.
Now I ask: how exactly do you expect us to keep these players on high wages and still go on to spend money on new players? Take our defence, for instance. We have Maguire, De Ligt, Licha, Heaven, Yoro, and Shaw, all capable of playing at centre-back. That is five to six players for the CB position, even though we are not participating in any European competition.

The same thing would have happened in midfield if we had signed additional players to add to the ones we already have. Mainoo hardly got a look in, yet Amorim blocked his exit from the club. I now understand why the board were keen to relegate him from manager to head coach, but he believed he was good enough to be the manager rather than just a head coach.

patrickmuf:
Joezinho, are you seeing these guys propping up OleGolum?

I go soon carry gun dey enter here...

Joezinho:
Hahahhaaah. The return of Ole Gollum. In the year 2026?

obonujoker:
Person wey no fit save Besiktas na him wan save United

eph12:
Same Dorgu that doesn't have football brain?

patrickmuf:
Any manager who knows what he is doing would not sit back and watch his employers change the terms of a contract midway through his engagement.

In Amorim’s case, however, he is not without blame. We expected the club to move on from the likes of Shaw, Mount, Casemiro, Maguire, and others who were either not good enough or too injury-prone. Instead, Amorim came in and immediately took to Mount like a father to a son, constantly reminding us that Mount is a manager’s delight. The same Amorim made Dalot one of the team leaders and a guaranteed starter. So, who exactly is to be blamed?
When we received a very good offer for Bruno, Amorim was quoted by Bruno as saying he wanted him to stay at the club, which was one of the factors that convinced Bruno to reject a move to Saudi Arabia.

What about Maguire and Casemiro? It was still Amorim who pushed for their continued retention.
Now I ask: how exactly do you expect us to keep these players on high wages and still go on to spend money on new players? Take our defence, for instance. We have Maguire, De Ligt, Licha, Heaven, Yoro, and Shaw, all capable of playing at centre-back. That is five to six players for the CB position, even though we are not participating in any European competition.

The same thing would have happened in midfield if we had signed additional players to add to the ones we already have. Mainoo hardly got a look in, yet Amorim blocked his exit from the club. I now understand why the board were keen to relegate him from manager to head coach, but he believed he was good enough to be the manager rather than just a head coach.

obonujoker:
Person wey no fit save Besiktas na him wan save United

Englishisamust:
Cunha. Amad. Mbuemo
Sesko

Fernandez casemiro

Dorgu delight Shaw mazaroui

This formation will go places , fletcher should just try this

patrickmuf:
Any manager who knows what he is doing would not sit back and watch his employers change the terms of a contract midway through his engagement.

In Amorim’s case, however, he is not without blame. We expected the club to move on from the likes of Shaw, Mount, Casemiro, Maguire, and others who were either not good enough or too injury-prone. Instead, Amorim came in and immediately took to Mount like a father to a son, constantly reminding us that Mount is a manager’s delight. The same Amorim made Dalot one of the team leaders and a guaranteed starter. So, who exactly is to be blamed?
When we received a very good offer for Bruno, Amorim was quoted by Bruno as saying he wanted him to stay at the club, which was one of the factors that convinced Bruno to reject a move to Saudi Arabia.

What about Maguire and Casemiro? It was still Amorim who pushed for their continued retention.
Now I ask: how exactly do you expect us to keep these players on high wages and still go on to spend money on new players? Take our defence, for instance. We have Maguire, De Ligt, Licha, Heaven, Yoro, and Shaw, all capable of playing at centre-back. That is five to six players for the CB position, even though we are not participating in any European competition.

The same thing would have happened in midfield if we had signed additional players to add to the ones we already have. Mainoo hardly got a look in, yet Amorim blocked his exit from the club. I now understand why the board were keen to relegate him from manager to head coach, but he believed he was good enough to be the manager rather than just a head coach.

Mrviktor:
His Besiktas record was better than amori manutd record

obonujoker:
I'm not defending Amorim... But why would you compare his Besiktas with United ..

Compare Besiktas with Sporting...

Onkoolos:
This you moniker na big insult in yoruba language 😂😂

Obonu means foolish, no sense of reasoning, mumu. U con still add joker join!! Chaii

Jamiuokolaa:
Aside the unlikelihood of the bolded, I am not 100% certain Wilcox and Berrada are even interested in hiring any top manager.

If you recall, the likes of Mckenna and co were interviewed as potential replacements for Ten Hag that year.

Ole, Maresca, Glasner and Southgate - if you are to pick your "poison", what would be your choice?

TrebleChamp:
If he achieve the bolded this season as interim Manager, the board should keep him as interim Manager for next season. He can be easily let go if we start getting poor result...

MRTA7:
He was never relegated. he was announced as Head Coach by the club in all official communications and was always listed as Head Coach.