Quote from: Altryist on Today at 04:35:33 PM

Quote from: Palakka on Today at 04:13:00 PM

The match against Bodo/Glimt will be a crucial match and proof for Amorim at the moment after the draw against Ipswich Town in the EPL, so far he has shown great coaching in Sporting and now he has to prove that he is also capable of handling big team in Europe, Bodo/Glimt is not a big team in my opinion but they still have the potential able to give negative results for their opponents so far in the UEL, although the squad owned by the Red Devils is better, but we can see they are performing consistently in the UEL and I think Manchester United should be wary of their abilities later, I hope Amorim has learned from their previous games so that today we can see a solid tactic and be able to dominate to win the match from him.

In the match with Ipswich, Amorim tried to test some player connections, in my opinion these were not the most successful attempts, but I want to believe that this helped him understand what and where to fix. In Sporting, he achieved good results, this is not achieved by chance, so in Manchester United they will expect great results from him, such an opponent must be beaten.

Amorim was doing great job in Sporting. That is because he is always facing the opponents that are relatively weak compared to the EPL. Things changed when he moved from his old club to Manchester United. He has to put more effort to ensure his club can compete in one of most competitive club in the world.

In EPL, Amrim faces difficult opponent, more experienced coaches as his competitor, more club with so many star players, and he shall have overcome those things together at once. He struggled in his first game. It was acceptable. But, there are no more excuses if he keeps delivering bad results in a few games in a row.

He has to work harder consider he's having lots of strong clubs to compete with. He must find different approach to his new club. He can't really implement his strategy at sporting to the United.