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My complaint for years. The foundation of our problems is our inability to keep the ball.
People complain that he loses the ball too easily but that’s how ETH wanted him to play.I still can't get around all the hate Bruno gets. Rashford is understandable but Bruno is always 100 per cent.
Ok, but that’s not so strange given that few of us follow Portuguese football, I think. Now people have seen and heard him the excitement is very understandable.Making the point that he had 3.5% of the vote in the Caf poll.....
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/manager-poll.482677/
McKenna, Tuchel, Alonso, Zidane and Di Zerbi were ahead of him.
I doubt there would be the same level of excitement had we gone for McKenna, Tuchel or Di Zerbi.
Yes, but it is a good sign that he addresses the right issues and seems to know how to deal with them. He comes across as a both intelligent and sympathetic person which is better than the opposite. If he’d come in and said that he doesn’t see any reason to change anything that would’ve been worse, right? I think it’s weird to claim that what he says doesn’t matter - when we haven’t played a game under him yet his statements are pretty much all we’ve got. And so far they point in the right direction.I feel the same, I respect what he says but I only care about the performances and results on the pitch, everything else is beside the point.
You are not wrong, and I do respect and even appreciate everything he said so far, but I'm just being patient here, my heart tells me he'll get us playing well and winning, but my mind is telling me to wait and see.Yes, but it is a good sign that he addresses the right issues and seems to know how to deal with them. He comes across as a both intelligent and sympathetic person which is better than the opposite. If he’d come in and said that he doesn’t see any reason to change anything that would’ve been worse, right? I think it’s weird to claim that what he says doesn’t matter - when we haven’t played a game under him yet his statements are pretty much all we’ve got. And so far they point in the right direction.
Aren't the Spanish and Portugese languages quite similar to speak? Wouldn't be hard to be fluent in a language that's closely related to your native languageIt was a joke because someone said Amorim spoke spanish fluently.
In a very diplomatic way he did shut him up.Did he, though? He said that the club let them do what they wanted on their sparetime, but he also said "us as a club has to set better standards."
So he agreed with Neville.
My complaint for years. The foundation of our problems is our inability to keep the ball.
That's a bit of a misconception. I understand spanish but it's not easy to learn. I mean if I worked hard to learn probably. I'm more fluent in English and German than Spanish.Aren't the Spanish and Portugese languages quite similar to speak? Wouldn't be hard to be fluent in a language that's closely related to your native language
Genuinely, Google told me they're similar haha. Is Spanish not taught in Portuguese schools with them being neighbouring countries?That's a bit of a misconception. I understand spanish but it's not easy to learn. I mean if I worked hard to learn probably. I'm more fluent in English and German than Spanish.
My complaint for years. The foundation of our problems is our inability to keep the ball.
My complaint for years. The foundation of our problems is our inability to keep the ball.
It's okay. Most people think that. Spanish very rarely is taught in schools. English, then French and German are prevalent. In my school time Spanish wasn't even a curricular option. Even in University there wasn't many spanish studies options. You had plenty of choices regarding English, French and German though. Perhaps near the Spanish border there are more options. The most used word when I speak to Spanish people is "que?" which is basically "what?"Genuinely, Google told me they're similar haha. Is Spanish not taught in Portuguese schools with them being neighbouring countries?
To some extent, but Bruno has given the ball away easily throughout his entire career. He did it under Ole as well, and by all reports the reason we didn't sign him 6 months earlier than we did was because the scouts were dubious about how often he gave away possession.People complain that he loses the ball too easily but that’s how ETH wanted him to play.
I guess some Mount haters will change their minds soon.
If he starts performing well, then said people would be justified in changing their minds. That’s what you’re supposed to do when provided new information/data points.
As of now, Mount has been a calamitous signing, but that doesn’t mean it has to remain like that.
He's clearly a really good fit for the two positions behind the striker, if we line up like Sporting has been doing.Will be interesting to see where Mount plays in the system, CM or 10 behind the striker. I’d imagine the latter.
I guess some Mount haters will change their minds soon.
Bruno is prone to being selfish. Especially his decision-making, when things are not going well. That can rub people the wrong way.I still can't get around all the hate Bruno gets. Rashford is understandable but Bruno is always 100 per cent.
Needs to stay fit, that’s his biggest problem.
"I understand we will need more than 2 years, but we have to win something, somewhere."
I think he will go full strength in the cups and Europa. He understands it is important at United to win trophies if you want to ask for patience in the league.
Needs to stay fit, that’s his biggest problem.
A lot of it is a media driven agenda.Bruno is prone to being selfish. Especially his decision-making, when things are not going well. That can rub people the wrong way.
That's what I took from it. I posted a line up with Bruno in the CM next to Ugarte, but realistically, I think Mount is more disciplined to follow the instructions given for that role. Against certain opposition, that role won't need a defensive type of player. But a player with good work rate, discipline and the ability to find a pass through a team with a low block would work well. Mount could be one of the key players under Amorim, given he stays fit.Will be interesting to see where Mount plays in the system, CM or 10 behind the striker. I’d imagine the latter.