After the Everton game, Amorim said something I still remember word for word:
“We have not arrived. We will suffer. But the fans must be patient with him.”
Most coaches would have used a win to sell hope and gas themselves up. He did the opposite. He told us the truth.
That’s who he is. He’s always with the players. He knows them inside out — their strengths, their weaknesses, their mentality. He doesn’t talk from the outside.
I still remember the Grimsby game. He said those players had already shown him the message. I felt genuine pity for him that night because I was angry too. Eleven players picked off the street should be beating Grimsby. Yet somehow the entire blame landed on him for the team’s poor performances.
And against this Everton, you saw the difference. His system was in full flow. He nullified them completely. He knows exactly what he wants.
And later he said something that stuck with me even more:
It’s better to stick with the formation, suffer through it, and make the players understand it… than keep changing the system to suit individual styles, only to return to the same problems two years later.
INEOS will never fully understand how lucky they are with this fanbase.
De Zerbi just cleared the path for Djed Spence and Cuti Romero to walk out the door without a second thought, and nobody’s losing their minds over it.
Yet six months after this man left your club, some of you still can’t stop circling his name like vultures waiting for a carcass. You have a new coach currently getting results , enjoy the ride and leave the previous one alone.
Liam Rosenior walked into Chelsea in January, took a side that was fighting for top four and somehow dragged them out of European football altogether. He got the sack, the fans moved on overnight, and nobody’s still writing essays about him. That is how normal fanbases operate.
You lot? You’re the problem.
This man never once threw United under the bus. He never publicly dragged the owners he clashed with. He kept his mouth shut, took his exit, and got on with his life. And still you sit there praying for his failure just so you can feel validated. That is not support. That is pure sickness.
What exactly is eating you? That he landed a job at a historic club less than a year later? That AC Milan saw value in him while you’re still replaying old arguments? You’re not God. You don’t get to write his story just because you’re still bitter.
Pep Guardiola arrived at Manchester City and immediately froze out Yaya Touré and Joe Hart because they didn’t fit the system. Nobody screamed that he had a duty to “bring the best out of them.” They adapted or they left. Simple.
Yet somehow the same standard never applies when it’s your former coach.
Heal. Focus on your own team’s season. Stop obsessing over a man who has already moved on.
And the sudden deep concern for Milan this year? After everything? Laughable.
🚨🔴⚫️ OFFICIAL: AC Milan appoint Rúben Amorim as new head coach.
“We’ve been following him for years and his style of play at Sporting is exactly what we are looking for”, says Gerry Cardinale.
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