@unitedpeoplestv Shey did well, but Amorim wanted to avoid this situation and was criticized for not playing him. Amorim was right; this environment isn't good for young players. Hopefully, this doesn't hurt his resolve, and he can develop his game with a strong mentality.
The IGs are creatures of the bureaucracy. After many years of being there, why have they not prevented waste? Why, then, do we trust them to cut waste? To deep clean, we need proper cleaning chemicals and new tools. Secondly, the bureaucracy is slow—it will take years and years. So, let’s see where the chips fall, because our tax dollars are too often misused, and we must start somewhere to clean it up.
@SaeedTV_ You again! You have been wrong on every issue. You and you post match conferences advocated for Ten Hag sack, now see the mess we are in. Now sell Hojlund. We cannot even create chances. Pls just moderate your positions and let’s fight through this mess.
Loads of nonsense talk. Low-IQ punditry and conspiracy. After scoring 30 goals , the club responded by making him one of the highest earners if not the highest, and then he fizzles out. He has no divine right to perform without effort and application which evidently is not there during training bcos we are not seeing it on the pitch when it matters. His potential is great, but we pay for results, which has been absent for two years. His off-field antics frustrate the club, as they would with any other club, and the club has the right to curb them since he isn't contributing to success while enjoying high wages. The new coach simply wants to see the best from him. If he were performing, this conversation wouldn't be happening. He's been taking the club for a ride too long; if he won't apply himself to help turn things around, and wants to leave that’s fine, he won’t be amongst the legends who bring this club back and it’s a missed opportunity in history, and we will be back and the coach and players who do that will be etched in the annals of history. So he should leave if he is not up for the difficult task ahead. He will do well elsewhere in a team that is already winning and established and I'd be happy for him. For now that is not United, we are in a building phase and it’s not easy.
@SaeedTV_ Saaed, it’s important to take a step back and relax. While you’re the manager out, it seems like emotions are clouding your judgment . Rather than focusing on every word he says without context, make your point whilst supporting the team and let’s see where the chip may fall.