Quote from: DanWalker on Today at 09:09:14 AM

I didn't blame Amorim for Manchester United's performance in the past few matches. But I am very disappointed to see Manchester United's performance against Grimsby. A renowned team like Manchester United failed to win against Grimsby Town. A lot of bettors lost their money for sure. I thought Amorim would be able to gradually stabilize the team. But I don't see that possibility anymore. Amorim may be sacked in the middle of the season. Manchester United need to find a more experienced coach.

Then who is to be blamed if not Amorim at this moment? I think all the players he used are all playing to the best of their abilities, and he is in charge of selecting the players to use in his first eleven; and most fans complain that he is selfish in making his selections sometimes, and now it seems like he doesn’t know how to use his striker because Benjamin Sesko has now started to look like Rasmus Hojlund because he is not having the passes he needs to prove himself as a striker.

Amorim should be the one to set up his team the way he wants because with the players Manchester United has in their squad, I don’t expect them to struggle in winning their matches.

Against Arsenal in the Premier League opening match, Manchester United played really well. If he can keep such a formation, then he can win more matches, but coaches like Amorim always come with different formations every match, which I don’t think is wise because you will hardly get the right players to be using in your first eleven every match.