Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 08:41:01 AM

Quote from: Frankolala on March 03, 2025, 05:00:59 PM

Most of the players that United should put for sale play like shit and they're receiving fat pay. That alone will discourage clubs to come for them. Sacking Amorim wouldn't solve the problem that the club is facing, but to worsen it. If the players are still the same players in the club, changing coach will be a waste of time. Let the management do the right thing.

I agree with you. Given their lack of commitment and resilience I support the notion that Manchester United should sell their underperforming players. I have said time and again that the coach is not the problem of the club, the players have a bug role to play too. If they don't replace these underperforming players no coach will be able to effectively implement their tactics and succeed at the club.

A very effective thought is that Manchester United's problem and obstacle is not the coach but the lack of commitment from the management. Change will not happen at Manchester United if the players still retain the old players. Every coach has a big desire to buy new players, while Manchester United is financially critical with the commitment that poor performing players must be sold. Amorim, a coach who has enough experience, can change the club with the tactics and players he wants, not what the club wants, so it would be a big mistake if Amorim was fired.