Quote from: Egii Nna on Today at 08:36:47 PM

Quote from: GiftedMAN on July 09, 2025, 09:17:59 PM

Quote from: Egii Nna on July 09, 2025, 07:45:47 PM

Manchester United’s problem is not from the players, but from the coaching. I feel like Manchester United will have to get someone who is capable of changing the narrative of this team. We all know the history of Manchester United and the record they have in English football history, because they are one of the most successful teams.

A simple example is when Amorim was coaching Manchester United, we all saw the achievements he made. Even though they were not able to get the Europa League trophy, at least they made it to the final. So, if they can get someone who will take them to the next level, I believe Manchester United will do better, because their players can do better.

Are you trying to say that Amorim is not good? Are you saying he's not capable of handling the squad? If so then you're being sentimental. That's a man who came to the club mid-season to coach a weak team destroyed by Erik Ten Hag and you want him to succeed he even tried to take them to the Europa League finals and even avoid relegation. Mate, Amorim is not the problem and if the board get him more better players I think he'll do well I'm his debut season.

It’s funny though, it just seems like you misunderstood my point. Because who will say that Amorim is not good? Nobody. Moreover, I was using Amorim as an example to explain what he did to Manchester United after Erik ten Hag, which was in the mid-season. He was able to take the team to the Europa League final. Even though they lost the final, at least achieving the final with an unbeaten record is something that will not be forgotten.

But you just misunderstood all my point. You thought I was just criticizing him, which I would not do, and I will also attack anyone that does that, because I know what he did to the team.

I think this is just a misunderstanding. Every football fan knows that Manchester United's situation isn't necessarily the coach's fault. Although I'm not a Manchester United fan, I fully understand how difficult it is to manage a club under pressure.
The pressure comes from management, who expect Amorim to deliver the best results. Meanwhile, several Manchester United players haven't delivered their best, and the squad wasn't designed by Amorim, but by the previous coach.
In fact, Amorim delivered excellent results last season, and in my opinion, it was a good start, as he was able to lead the club to the Europa League final.

I imagine Amorim will likely be more confident after making changes and bringing in several new players.