Quote from: Gallar on Today at 11:53:24 AM

Quote from: irhact on Today at 08:00:22 AM

This match against Ipswich was the perfect match he should have used to announce himself in the premier league by scoring lots of goals and not going to drop point. This game was like a lost and not a draw. Manchester United scored very early in the match and it gave lost of fans hope that they have found a manager that can make them play better but they couldn't score again and let in an equalizer. Amorin is already feeling the pressure of the premier league as he has said he hasn't faced the amount of press that he has faced in just few days of being in the premier league when compared to all his stay at sporting. He needs to realize that he's in a big club now and not a small club.

Yes, initially in this match Manchester United appeared very impressive by scoring a quick goal in the second minute. But after that Manchester United's performance really declined and as a result Manchester United failed to bring home the full 3 points in this match. I personally thought this would happen, because even though Amorim is a successful coach at Sporting CP, this is not a guarantee that he will be successful and bring Manchester United to shine. So with these bad result, I think Amorin's career at Manchester United may not last long. Because in this initial match, in essence, it has proven to all of us that Amorim is not worthy to be a coach in an English league team like Manchester United, which has very high pressure. But for now I think Amorim will definitely be given the opportunity at least until the winter break. Maybe if, for example, Amorim is still unable to bring positive changes to Manchester United in the next few matches, I think he has a big potential to be fired from Manchester United's coaching chair.

It is too early to start talking about Amorim being fired as Manchester United boss. For crying out loud the Man just had his first match as Manchester United manager with the players he didn't recruit himself. I don't even consider Manchester United draw with Ipswich as a bad result. Remember that this Ipswich won Tottenham Hotspur. Manchester United were playing at away and if they got a draw it should be considered as a positive step ahead. Many managers would lose their first game in a new club. But here we are blaming and doubting Amorim already. I think it's best to lower our expectations on Amorim. The Man is a good coach no doubt, but if you are expecting him to go 20 games without a draw or losing, I think you are making a mistake. Let's allow the Man breath and settle in properly. Until Amorim recruit his preferred players, I won't judge him irrespective of the results. After all Ten Hag who recruited these set of players couldn't achieve anything good with them.