@angel_elixir Letting Amorim go is the singular biggest mistake we’ve made since SAF’s tenure. And we’ve made some shockers.
He had the right mentality to lead the club back to success, not live in the past but create a new era of domination. Opportunity missed.
@angel_elixir Letting Amorim go is the singular biggest mistake we’ve made since SAF’s tenure. And we’ve made some shockers.
He had the right mentality to lead the club back to success, not live in the past but create a new era of domination. Opportunity missed.
Amorim wasn’t just a manager; he was a prophet. It’s actually crazy how every single statement he made is slowly coming true right before our eyes.
He exposed the rot, the player entitlement, and the board's short-sightedness.
Time has fully vindicated him.
#MUFC
Everyday with everything that happens at this club, it becomes clearer: Amorim was something special.
He never lied for once about anything.
He called out the board, the player entitlement, and the broken structure.
He was right all along, Standards are dead
#MUFC
Up until late December last year Manchester Utd sat top of the XG table. Top of the shots at goal table. Ranked in the top 4 teams in the league for possession. Ranked in the top 3 for high pressures. The underlying metrics told you we were on the right path, you fucking idiots!
@KingReal8utd INEOS didn’t match the ambition Amorim had. They didn’t want to spend.
They appointed Carrick because they didn’t want to spend on an elite manager.
The fans and the club are being let down because they are running the club on a shoestring.
@ZaidBalll VAR has actually done MU a favour. If it had been disallowed, everyone would be talking about why we were unable to beat and score against 10 men at home.
When we said that Carrick’s “success” was built on Amorim’s fundamentals, people assumed you were just being negative and taking credit away from Carrick.
But the truth is, Amorim left very good fundamentals and culture, and Carrick came in and optimized for short-term results ON TOP of that foundation.
Starting the season and imposing your own football will always be harder. Up to Carrick now to prove he won’t mess up the laid foundations and progress.
Bringing back Rashford to me was a big sign that all of Amorim’s work will be for nothing.
@JamesTactics He’s completely lost. He has one plan and when it doesn’t work, there is no plan B, he runs to Steve Holland for direction. Embarrassing.
Why would he feel let down? They won’t have promised him anything, they didn’t have to. He would have taken the job anyway.
They would have only had to promise an active transfer window to an elite manager to secure his services.
That’s why we didn’t end up with one.
🚨🗣 Nicky Butt on Michael Carrick:
"I think that's part of the reason Michael [Carrick] is at the football club, cause he's RESPECTFUL and he knows his position and won't go to WAR in public, I'm pretty sure he'll obviously say AFTER it. He must be let down"
[@goodbadftblpod]
Conceding goals has been a problem under Ten Hag, Amorim and now Carrick.
This is why United fans need to stop targeting managers whenever results go south and KEEP TALKING ABOUT THE OWNERS.
United’s problem is NOT systems or formations. I’ve been saying this since last season and got called an Amorimsexual for it.
Back four or back five, it doesn’t matter when the players are bang average. You literally have Shaw, Maguire and Dalot starting games in 2026.
You need to sign QUALITY players to make any system work. It’s honestly SHOCKING how poor INEOS have been at squad building.
@MancRedDevil1 Yeah he knew what he was signing up for, and he was happy to go along with it. I have zero sympathy. Being an ex Utd player should never be enough of a CV. We never learn.