Sunderland are the most affected Premier League club at this year's AFCON tournament, losing six players.
But Ruben Amorim is telling you that Manchester United needs Amad & Mbeumo back before we could beat 2 points Wolves at Old Trafford.
I don’t really have words to explain the feeling I have to United at the moment. I properly love this club, and somehow I go into every game optimistic, then give it 5 mins of football and I’m brought back down to reality. I don’t know what there is to ‘get behind’ as a fan. The football is slow, predictable & dull. The academy integration is going… yeah, idk. Full-backs playing on the wing at home against 18th placed West Ham. It’s not exciting, in the slightest, I don’t enjoy nor recognise the club I love, it’s that simple. And if you do have faith in the manager & project then honestly congrats. But I’ve been down this road so many times to convince myself and there is nout for me.
Amorim man. so narrow, limited, & clueless. there’s only a plan A, a subpar one at that. nothing else up his sleeve.
he literally could not envisage a different possibility other than the same back 5 & insistence on wide progression, even when the game state demanded different.
Please and I can’t stress this enough, Amorim’s 3-4-2-1 and Glasner’s 3-4-2-1 aren’t the same system just because they both play the same formation for parts of the game.
A system is more than the formation. The tactics and intentions behind both systems are so different.
Go outside and do something you enjoy before the day is over.
Go do something even better than that on your Sunday.
Try not to let these lot spoil your entire weekend.
Keith Andrew’s coaching his sixth managerial game in the premier league and he knew the weakness of United and how to capitalise on it. Long balls, pressure the back line, overload the middle and pass directly through them.
6th game in charge in his managerial career.