Jack ✌️

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Juventus Vs Dortmund Yesterday was wild

8 goals in the second half
Dortmund bottled a 4:2 lead in the 90 minutes
It was very funny to me lol

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@Frapisky 🔥🔥

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@Hakeem_Onitolo Reallll

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@FrankEra_ Not sustainable

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@FrankEra_ Wthelll

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@raphnelson_abah Stfuuuuuuuuuuuuu

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@FrankEra_ @FabrizioRomano This club is cooked honestly

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@Daddyzee02 Honestly

He put all of them onnnnn

[Noush 🧠 | MUFC @UTDNoush]

What Happened to Mbeumo and Amad?

The short answer is simple. The system changed.

Under Amorim’s 3-4-3, United played structured football. Every movement was coached, every phase was clear, and every player knew where the next option would be.

That clarity is what made Mbeumo and Amad so effective.

On the right side, their roles were defined and synchronized. Their movements complemented each other, creating repeatable patterns that consistently led to chances, goals, and assists.

They were not guessing. They were executing.

That is what system football does. It elevates players who understand space, timing, and structure. It gives them a framework to maximize their strengths.

When Carrick came in, the team shifted back to a 4-3-3 with less emphasis on patterns and more reliance on individual quality.

The structure disappeared.

Now, instead of operating within clear roles, players are making decisions in isolation. Movements are less coordinated, and connections between players are weaker.

For players like Mbeumo and Amad, that change is significant.

They are system players. They perform best when there is clarity, when movements are predictable, and when teammates are exactly where they are expected to be.

Take that away, and their impact drops.

This does not mean they have become worse players. It means the environment around them no longer supports their strengths.

Meanwhile, players who thrive in chaos can still produce moments, which is why the team may still get results in certain games.

But the bigger picture remains.

Mbeumo and Amad have not declined.

The system that made them effective is no longer there.

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@Buchi_Laba Enu po

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@Utdbeni Carrick isn't all that, honestly.....If amorim was still here, we would make the top 4 that I'm sure of

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@FrankEra_ Bitch ass

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@Buchi_Laba Starfish

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@Innocent849 Saka should be the house cleaner

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@FrankEra_ @UtdCris_ Lmaoooo I love bruno, but nahh you have to put sentiment aside

[aoun @Awondossantos]

Ronaldo spent his prime with Moutinho, Carvalho, Adrien Silva. And when he’s about to retire These guys show up.. this game really did him dirty 🥀

[𝑩𝑬𝑵𝑰 🇵🇹 @Utdbeni]

Amorim will go down as the most unluckiest manager to ever manage a top club, how did he create 455 chances yet scored only 66. If he moves to a different club he will do wonders honestly.

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Get in jhor

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@FrankEra_ Why are they checking for offside instead of the handball

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@UtdMaI Wtfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff

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@enyola @timiagbaje_ All yapss... you definitely don't understand

You can make that video blur pple face or something....all she needed to do was to take permission