Quote from: Farma on Today at 08:24:46 AM

Quote from: Dzwaafu11 on December 03, 2024, 08:51:15 PM

Yeah, change will come to Manchester United, but gradually. It has been a long time for them to have a new coach, and they have a change now, which from all indications they will improve a lot in their performances, and I also hope they will be able to regain their strength so fast that they will be at the top 3 of the Europa League if not for anything at least they should Prove to us that they have gotten the change that they need and they are capable of what we think they can’t do anymore, although Amorim has a plan for Manchester United, and we all are hoping to see them with a good performance and strength to face more challenges and to be part of it as they used to be some couple of years ago.

It seems so and now it is clear that Amorim's arrival has made a little change in the Manchester United team that can perform better, but this season's journey is still very long, especially since the competition in the Europa League is much fiercer, so Manchester United still has the possibility to be better and compete fiercely or vice versa, so I think it cannot be predicted with certainty, it all depends on Amorim, how he can bring change to the Manchester United team.

Amorim ability and potential in coaching certainly cannot be doubted if we consider his success at sporting lisbon so far, but we must not forget that what he is currently coaching is Manchester United which have a history of coaches such as Mourinho, Van Gaal and Moyes being considered to has failed to meet the great expectations of management and fans, Amorim has indeed shown tactical ability, good strategy and clear vision in the last few matches, but what they face is not a big team including bodo/glimt in the UEL, so I think it's too early for red devils fans to expect much to Amorim although their should still must support him, the match against Arsenal in the EPL will be Amorim first bigmatch match, so let's see what he can do today?