Quote from: DanWalker on Today at 05:25:22 PM

Quote from: Pandu Geddon on Today at 04:37:16 PM

Everything will still be determined by how much change Amorim will bring with the squad he made for next season. If Amorim can get the players he wants and make changes to United's performance, maybe just focusing on the Premier League will be an advantage. But if what happens to United's performance is the same as this season, is it possible that Amorim will also be replaced?
This season, United is very bad, they can no longer relax for next season. Not only Amorim's career at United will be at stake, but some players may be in the spotlight.

Manchester United's performance this season was also very poor. The best thing Amorim could do next season, is just focus only on the Premier League. And if the team fails to do well in the Premier League, then Manchester United management will definitely decide to change the coach again.

However, I am waiting to see what Manchester United does in this transfer market. If Manchester United does not bring changes to the squad and expects good performance, this is not possible. Manchester United will definitely have to spend a large amount to strengthen the squad. Both United's attack and defense are weak. So the team needs big changes.

Manchester United have been underperforming for the past 4 years now, so the poor performance of the squad shouldn't be a surprise to you. I think the problem of Manchester United is from the coaches, obviously who else are we going to blame for the poor performance of the club over the years if not the coaches. The previous coaches of the club after the reign of Alex Ferguson have failed to move the club to a greater height. At this point, Amorim will be given enough time and Cash to build up his own team by buying new and young players into the team while selling out old and underperforming players from the squad. I think Amorim knows what to do,we hope he doesn't disappoint us like the previous coaches before him did.