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Do we have to blame the manager Amorim? He is filled with so much joy that if you ask him if he said he's ready to stay with the club for 20 years he might not even remember because he's happy to prove them with their first ever trophy. He should be thinking of how the next season would look like or the next 2 season if he will be able to over shadow the likes of Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea or maybe Tottenham Hotspur, these clubs are ready and they are in the mood of getting the job done so if Amorim thinks winning this title can grant him a spot at the top then he's a joker, playing at a friendly game doesn't make you start saying you'll spend 20years meanwhile he hasn't done a perfect regrouping in the squad, I hope this doesn't affect him in anyway.

Amorim has only been Manchester United manager for half a year after replacing Erik Ten Hak.
It's not easy to make big changes to a team that's experiencing a decline in performance because they need real change, and I'm sure Amorim can gradually do that.
Winning titles with a team that's not very consistent is not easy because other teams have far more potential with the strengths they have now.
Amorim is rebuilding the Manchester United squad, and it will take time to see results. However, if they hope to achieve immediate success by winning a title, that's unlikely to happen anytime soon. This season, Anorim will struggle to compete with teams like Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester City.

This trophy he won with the side, let it not be that this will be the only thing he'd accomplish with the Red Devils before he leaves the club. Spending half a year with the club and he's still struggling is not a good remark for a man that made Sporting CP unstoppable, even with the trophy he won I can tell you for free that is not enough, we just have to say weldone to that.
If this manager doesn't get far as to winning any trophy next campaign or changing the mentality of the players and transforming the team to something different from what we know them to be in the next six months starting from the month of August then he's a failure to the club and he's not good enough to make UTD be like anything close to the former club he manage, Sporting CP.

I think he's was kidding actually, how can he be saying such a thing, yes he's got a great preseason experience and kind of did well but he should think of the task ahead before jumping into saying what he can't, I think he's major concern right now should be first how to get Manchester United back to the top four and second think of how to bring them back to their glory days, maybe win one or two major trophies then he can think of spending 20 good years in the team, rather than being overwhelmed with a summer series trophy, the season is about to begin we will see what he have to offer, and that alone will determine his stay at the club.

There's a lot of work to do not by celebrating a trophy that can't be added to what the club need badly and Amorim knows that but what else can he do other than to celebrate as if he won the EPL title. Players to come in and the ones to discard should be in his mind and the attacking section has not yet been covered so what then would he use when is time to start next season?
And when we talk about teams to finish in the top 4 I don't see Manchester United getting close because is like the other teams have put it upon themselves that no other team can beat them to get to the top of the table. I don't think he should be jubilating over that series trophy instead thinking of how to change the mentality of the players to reduce the number of errors they make in every game they play.