My friend made a documentary named Fading Whistles. It is an award winning Telugu-English documentary. It was made as an attempt to capture the essence of the single screens and the competitive circumstances that are factoring into their shutting down. (1)
If the IPL scriptwriters are at work again,
RCB beat GT tonight to reach the finals.
SRH then beat RR and GT to make it through.
And the final ends up being…
RCB vs SRH
Virat Kohli vs Travis Head.
#IPL
Happy Birthday, Ruben Amorim! ❤️
Thank you for giving us hope and building the foundation for Manchester United’s future.
One day, your managerial contribution will be recognised for what it truly was.
One of my favourite pictures of Amorim with United.
@AidanWalshMUFC@MattyFC__ I respect your views, Aidan, but perspective isn’t your thing. Amorim was rebuilding step by step, removing toxic players and improving our attack.
We lost 8 first team players to injuries & AFCON, he continued.
He was sacked for calling the board out rather than performances.
The team looks broken.
The body language says it all.
Players don’t want to be there.
Amorim’s sacking is one of the worst calls by this pathetic board.
Amorim’s sacking was the last nail in the coffin.
Another short-term decision, another reset, no direction.
Nothing to look forward to anymore.
Manchester United is in shambles.
@venkyreviews Call me biased, but there’s a reason I admire Mahesh Babu. Some of his films may fail, but he never does as an actor. He gives his absolute best to every project, regardless of scale.
His script choices may go wrong at times, but his commitment and professionalism never do.
@utdHarryy Manchester United’s managerial role is a super tough job for anyone, not just Amorim.
The real problem is an incompetent board. He was thrown under the bus for standing up for the club.
United will only be a force again when the board puts the club above ego and self interest.
@StevenDonovan02 Exactly why we shouldn’t sack Amorim. For once there’s a clear structure, better recruitment, and a board backing the manager. Give him a couple of transfer windows.
We’ve failed with constant 2–3 year manager changes. Arteta needed 4–5 years to show some progress.
@UtdFaithfuls If we really end up getting Semenyo and a midfielder in January, then Amorim has to qualify for Champions League next season.
We are moving in the right direction. Just a matter of time and patience before things get well.