Quote from: Adbitco on Today at 01:11:16 PM

Quote from: tiCeR on June 16, 2025, 08:33:54 PM

But how is their luck bad? If it was about bad luck, it wouldn't be that bad for them, but they have consistently played bad games throughout the whole season in the EPL and that was barely due to bad luck. I think every team has its bad moments and probably bad luck moments, but what Manchester United has done in the last 10 months was just not good enough.

Their transfers were bad, their coach was bad, I don't have an opinion about Amorim because he didn't really do much thus far and could not improve the team until now. I know taking over a bad team is tough when the club is ambitious and wants the new coach to make the best out of it of course, but Manchester United was done already.

I am curious how much they are willing to spend on new players this season, but if they want to attack next season, several changes have to be made.

It takes lots of guts to take over a team that's actually playing win one game, draw two games and lose three games before winning again. That was the situation Manchester United found themselves and Amorim left his winning Sporting side in Portugal to England to catch a depleting team. That's enough guts for me, yes the team ended up badly but for the benefit of doubts I personally didn't judge him because he didn't start with the team and didn't also buy the players.

No one should judge Amorim on the poor performance of United this past season because it's not new and we have seen them perform poorly before Amorim took over the coaching job from Ten Hag. Amorim believes that he can fix the club which was why he left Sporting down to United. Look at the set of players that Ten Hag bought recently, before he got fired, they didn't contribute anything to improve the team's performance and currently, United is offloading them. If you have weak players, no matter how good and professional you are as a coach, your season would be fuitfuless.