Quote from: Pokapoka124 on May 01, 2025, 11:36:03 PM

Quote from: Princess Leah on April 29, 2025, 07:28:56 AM

I don't know why some Manchester United fans feels he's not the right coach for their team cause of the position they're on the table, he's a very good coach and I noticed that since he came Manchester United are beginning to concede less shots, dominate games and even create more chances than the era of the previous manager United fans needs to be patient with Amorim and their board needs to give him full backing in the summer transfer.

What Amorim needs in his team is high profile attackers a good striker like Osimhen and someone or maybe two more attackers to support him, I see on different transfer news that they're going for Cunha, that's a good step if they can add someone like Lyon's Cherki I think they'll score lots of goals next season and end the goal drought, then sell Hodjlund and loan out Zirkzee, then make Obi Martins a backup striker, that would learn from Osimhen.

I won’t blame the fans because nowadays it is an obligation to managers to get positive results no matter what. Nobody cares about factors preventing it from happening just get the results and when it happens to be taking time it becomes a problem and these coaches get condemning statements like this. Amorim is a good coach let’s give him time and at least his first transfer window and see what he will make out if it.

Let's get it straight, Amorim is aware that his chances in the EPL are very small to reach the top 4 just to secure a UCL ticket. However in the Europa League he has a greater chance, and if he succeeds in winning the title then Manchester United's position is equal to 2-5 clubs in the EPL standings. Why? because they both entered the Champions League but with different paths. Is Amorim smart? Of course he knows which path can be taken this season. Next season will be the starting point where Amorim needs to inject player performance in the transfer window.