Quote from: Hyphen(-) on January 04, 2025, 10:58:51 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on January 04, 2025, 10:55:41 PM

Ruben Amorim isn't a chemistry teacher but at the moment, he's doing more experiments than a chemists and that's because he inherited a team that was struggling so he's trying to figure out the best formation and style of football that'll bring out the best from his players. I've said it before now that though Amorim have a record of improving a team and making it strong and very competitive, I don't expect him to win a major trophy this season. I don't know how far they'll go in the Europa League but I don't see them as a serious contender for Europa League trophy this season

Haha, is it only a Chemistry teacher that can do studies?? Tongue

I think what he meant is that Amorim should take drastic decisions on some players that are surplus to requirements in Manchester United team, if he feel like the player is not useful he should call for him to be sold irrespective of the player’s status or influence in the team.
But if the management give him the opportunity to sign more players, he should also use his head, and he should also sign young players and remove selfishness in order to get a better players for the team because Manchester United need to be good again.

I agree that Amorim has to just find the bad players in the team, and not just bad players as in talent, I mean bad players in attitude as well. Some players may have some talent, but just not play with their 100% and cause even others to not feel like playing, people who whine and complain all the time and not give their best effort.

For those players, I feel like if you just take them out, and left with players who wants to win, and giving their 100% to win, then even if they are less talented, they have a bigger chance to win. That's why I always say that kicking players out to B team, or youth team, to train, until they are sold, would make things a lot better, would give rest of the team a lot more chance to win.