Quote from: AprilioMP on Today at 12:51:26 PM

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Quote from: AprilioMP on Today at 11:42:22 AM

Playing away, it's actually not bad but the direction of their attacks is not directed. Onana, Hojlund and Zirkzee are not as expected.
Amorim is overwhelmed in implementing the best strategy if Manchester United players are like the ones they have now. The players he recruited like Dorgu performed quite well in helping the attack and helping the defense.
Unfortunately, Manchester United's luck level is not good and is still far away.

It seems that Amorim has started to regret why he accepted the offer to become the coach of Manchester United. Lol
Talking about Manchester United, it actually becomes complicated, because we are confused about who to blame for the bad results they always get. If we blame the coach, they have changed coaches often and if we talk about the players, then as we know they always play like that.
They are now in 15th place, this is a position that is far from our expectations of them. They have done various ways and the results are still like this. I hope Amorim doesn't just give up and resign. Grin

The fault lies in the ego. Amorim is good, but unfortunately the one he trained is a club with a fairly high ego level and the one Amorim trained is a club with a big name. If Amorim had succeeded in defeating the players' egos and refuting the assumption of a big name, it is likely that Manchester United in the Amorim era would have been successful. Every player who plays for Manchester United, they already feel like a big player. After all, Manchester United's selling value in the business sector is still high and this club, even though it is slumping, is still in a profitable position.

Manchester United have suffered in the hands of Tottenham this season, but it wasn't a surprise to me because Manchester United are lacking consistency since the starting of the season. Amorim is the one who gradually brings them up, I trust him because he is a great manager and he have what it takes to bring Manchester United out of the trash they are in now. I really applauded Tottenham for being themselves, at least they are able to secure victory against Manchester United after facing two consecutive defeats against Liverpool and Aston Villa but unfortunately, both games were away match. It wasn't a surprise to me because Tottenham also will like to defend themselves since they are not able to do that in their last two matches.