@TouchlineX Messi: great
Pele: great
Maradona: great
Cristiano: great, narcissist, talk to much, stupid, shameless, and so on...
Yes, he's most complete above them.
@Moh39i@ihsannistelrooy Yes. It's simple. I don't want Amorim back or someone with tactical setup similar to him hired as United manager.
I just want United bring back the intensity & physicality in training & actual match bcs they paid their players a fcking lot just to be lazy & slow in pitch.
@ihsannistelrooy@Moh39i I don't want to keep Amorim. He do bare minimum but the rest were bad.
And of course I don't want to keep another manager who not even do the bare minimum.
@eternal_moi No United fans want United back to Amorim tactical setup.
We just want that physical conditioning, intensity in training and in actual match, and the deadwoods to leave United. That what's good from Amorim.
And yes his 3-4-3 doesn't work in PL, gave too much space to exploited.
@OneStopUnited Board MU naif bgt dgn milih Carrick jadi head coach permanen. Carrick lebih naif lagi dgn balikin Rashford dan meringankan intensitas latihan.
Memang board MU salah dari awal, tapi bukan berarti Carrick nggak salah.
Semua salah.
Sampe Dalot pun jg salah karena bloon mulu.
@chrisoguguoo@FrankEra_ He play in era where United won multiple title without intensity. When PL club start to play more intense, he just injury-prone senior player who barely play.
He don't know that intensity really matters.
@FrankEra_ Carrick play football in the era when intensity not so necessary.
But now, he managed a team in era where intensity is just bare minimum. I you don't do, you lose. Simple.
@Driplikewealth Amorim fail, but at least he did all the bare minimum.
Carrick just ignore it, all he did is put starting eleven and pray to God for a miracle.
@AnnemarieDray Amorimβs training and conditioning is literally bare minimum.
Do you believe United still good if they don't even done the bare minimum?