I have been having this feeling lately that if INEOS didn't sack Ruben Amorim, things would have been a lot more better than it is and looking at his last days before he was sacked, I think it's fair to say that there were progress.
I was never in support of sacking Amorim but it is the club's decision, there's absolutely nothing you, I or every other Manchester United fans can do about it, we just have to go with the flow and support our new head coach.
Looking at the whole situation we are in now, it's like Manchester United are back to square one.
I don't want to be labeled as an Amorimsexual but Manchester United should have stuck with Ruben Amorim as their manger.
I can't explain it but he felt like the right manager to take us back to those glory days.
@QuadriOPE18 That we are far behind what we used to be as a club and demand that the board bring in a world class manager and support him fully, we'll keep on run in circles. The board, fans need to do better.
@QuadriOPE18 You all want immediate results knowing fully well that United is no longer the club it used to be. Fegurson was given time and patience even when the results weren't coming but the board trusted him to deliver and he did with 'time' same as Arsenal with Arteta. Till we accept
I’d genuinely rather finish 15th watching a manager build a clear identity and style that can eventually take us somewhere, than scrape 3rd while getting outplayed every week.
Results can hide problems for a while. Performances don’t. Under Carrick, United far too often look like the worse side regardless of who we’re playing.
@japhet_geo74496@McFlybowy Is that so? What about pep, Luis Enrique and many others. Every great coach/manager has the particular player's profile them are looking for and go for them. Amorim didn't fail at Man.United rather Man.U failed and let Amorim down and we're all seeing it now
Funny how the standards suddenly change depending on who’s in the dugout.
Carrington excuses.
Grimsby embarrassment.
Losing to 10-man Everton.
Nearly every stick people used to beat Amorim with has now happened under Carrick too and some of it is still happening.
That’s where the hypocrisy in this fanbase becomes impossible to ignore.
“Follow him to Milan and stop farming engagements with Manchester United”
“A real United fan will back the current head coach and not twerk for a man that failed here”
Bunch of unstable Copiums. All of you are now sounding lame with these lines.
I started supporting Manchester United myself, none of you introduced me to United and none of you will tell me how to support United.
I WILL KEEP TWERKING FOR RUBEN AMORIM AND NOTHING WILL MAKE ME STOP so be reasonable enough to know you should stop using emotional blackmail to try to manipulate others.
There’s nothing Michael Carrick will do to level Amorim’s tactical intelligence. Supporting him is simply because he’s the current head coach of my club, NOT because he’s tactically sound.
First you guys said No top club will employ Amorim, AC Milan have employed him now and some of you are hoping he fails there. Shameless clowns.!!!
Listen i have said this before and i will say it again!!!
I am a Manchester United fan who is fully against the appointment of Michael Carrick as our manager!!
I will not back Michael Carrick cause i know fully well he has nothing to offer us!!
So i am not interested in doing football analysis with anyone!! Or for any thing!!
Until will appoint an ambitious football manager with proven record!
Who were all going to back! No matter who he drops ! And we’re going to give him time!! At least two to three seasons!!
This Micheal Carrick can’t take us anywhere!!
He has no clue of what his doing there !!
His just another privileged Ole!!
These Ex- Players are part of the biggest problem this club has.
They are quick to throw every foreign player and manager under the bus and praise every English player and manager no matter how ridiculous they play.
Same thing they all did when Tuchel refused to play Mainoo.
They did it to Van Gaal, Mourinho, Ten Hag and Amorim and hounded them off this club.
They are the same ones asking for Rashford to come back into the squad.
Until the club issues a strong cease and desist to these clowns who call themselves ‘Legends’ we will continue in this trajectory.
We need a proper rebuild and it will take time and pain!
Man United, I STILL have a manager for you.
Julian Nagelsmann.
Yes. He was sacked by Bayern.
Yes. Germany eventually moved on from him.
And yes, he’s currently out of a job.
But let’s be serious.
We have a manager who was sacked by fucking Middlesbrough and couldn’t win his first game against a newly promoted Championship side.
I don’t know if Carrick still thinks he’s managing in the Championship.
Because this is Manchester United.
Carrick is NOT built for this.
And I’m tired of this ex-player manager experiment.
They come in.
Give us a few good games.
Everyone gets excited.
They get long-term contracts.
They get comfortable.
And then?
WE BECOME SHIT.
We’ve seen this movie before.
Carrick is looking more and more like the Ole regen.
Where is Ole now?
Carrick is heading down the exact same road.
And yes, I know.
“It’s only one game.”
Fine.
Call me unreasonable.
Call me reactionary.
Call me unfair.
I DON’T CARE.
I’m a patient man.
I’ll give him until December.
But let’s not pretend yesterday was normal.
Manchester United losing to a newly promoted team is not something we should casually accept.
Especially when the football is this clueless.
This club has standards.
This is Manchester fucking United.
And if Carrick cannot handle that pressure, then we need to start looking elsewhere.
Nagelsmann is sitting there.
JUST SAYING.
I always try to stay positive, but there’s no point lying to myself about what I’m watching.
When Carrick first came in, a lot of the results were built on moments… worldies, set pieces, big individual actions and the odd favourable decision.
What worries me is what has come underneath that.
From a coaching perspective, I still don’t see enough that looks sustainable:
— no clear positional consistency
— no repeatable attacking patterns
— no obvious structure developing week to week
— no real signs of a long-term footballing identity
And this isn’t me saying it because I rated Amorim or because I want Carrick to fail.
It’s the opposite. I love United, which is exactly why I’m concerned.
I keep looking for something in this team that makes me think, “Yeah, this can become serious with time.”
Right now, I genuinely can’t find it.