Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 05:53:51 PM

Quote from: blue Snow on Today at 02:03:07 AM

But, if we compare Amorim with another coach who successfully managed the team in half a season, Amorim looks like he failed to manage MU based what on he did before. If we talk about players who can't compact on his strategy, Amorim should quickly adaption to the current squad. he was expected by many people to lift MU position from the bottom rank, but he can't do that so far so make many people are disappointed in his performance, and perhaps recruit a new coach to replace him. If he can't recruit a new player to fill up the gap position, I think he will not be long, and will be replaced soon by a coach who is targeted such as Xavi Hernandez.

Did anyone expect results from Amorim already this season? The management snatched him in the middle of the season, but not for emergency work, but for work with a long-term perspective. He wanted to join United in the summer but was given a 'now or never' offer and it was clear he had some counter-conditions. I am sure that he has at least one whole season (next) to show what he can do, plus if he cannot conduct a normal transfer campaign due to lack of funding, then I don’t even know if it will be possible to make any claims against him.

Amorim was brought in for longterm and he will have 2-3 seasons at least. He got the position in the worst possible time and with this kind of players he is doing the maximum. If he is able to win the europa league this season will be a good season for them. This is the only thing that can save their season so far. Even if he dosent win it i dont think he will be sacked.