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.
Ruben Amorim only had several days in the club for working with his players, and with many issues there, it's hard for him to make big changes for the club. It's unbelievable if anyone calls to sack a new coach after his first match, it shows that they don't have any belief in that coach even before an apointment.
Ipswich Town is not strong but it's not too terrible because Manchester United can get only one point from Ipswich Town. A big club can lose point to a small and weak club, it's football. And here we have a big club in crisis, Manchester United, and they need a lot of working time with Ruben Amorim to make some improvements.
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.
Ruben shown his ability with Sporting Lisbon and in Champions League, they won big agains a giant in Premier League Manchester City. He shown that he can adapt well with Premier League playing style by beating Manchester City in that match. Manchester United will have to satisfy their new coach's demand on transfers in this winter and next sumer transfer seasons, to enhance their squad quality.