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Amorim also included coaches from his own team. He will slowly establish his own order and establish the style of play he wants in the team. The important thing is that the managers support him and the players get used to him. Actually, they don't have a bad squad, but there was something missing in the team.
Maybe these problems will be prevented now. I am looking forward to the team's next matches

I just hope and hope the team doesn't become a joke because I don't know what is going to be the expectancy of the club with all the conditions he mad the club to go through. He broach along his assistant coaches which means he give the terms for what the club should do and in return they will help the club go to what they want and right now, the team are still in number 13 despite been fair in their last few games ever since Ruud took over in some games.

How do you mean about the team becoming a joke just because the new head coach came along with some of his coaching crew to his new job? Amorin isn't the first coach to bring in his assistant's and technical crew along with him, we have had many managers doing this and it's because those are the set of minds he can work well with him to achieve the expected results, and if this is what it could take to get Manchester united back to top form in the league then fine because at the end of the day results is what we're all watching out for and definitely not how or who was involved.

I agree, it's very strange to blame him for this, because this way he can start the main work faster bypassing the acquaintance with most of the staff and he doesn't need to establish contacts with them. Let's see how he shows himself as a coach after a month, because it's pointless to judge from the first games I think. I even concede that he may lose more than once during that time, it's unlikely that the team will start winning right away with his arrival