What choice would he have, bring Collyer into the team who isn't ready for PL football?
Ruben Amorim - Manchester United Head Coach
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romufc
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Don't think this is true. In the situation we are in it's not the best time to throw youngsters in. I think once we are safe some of the youngsters will play. Also Collyear has been injured
Collyer has been in the squad for at least 2/3 weeks. If you look at most young players, that's when they actually get their chances, when the team is not at its best.
Hardly is there a youngster who is thrown in when the team is firing and doing well.
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What choice would he have, bring Collyer into the team who isn't ready for PL football?
Who said he isn't ready? The alternative is Eriksen who is clearly past it and cannot run
Oscar Bonavena
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Is the dippers game away a corner he's turned with this lot next game we find out and next game after that and the game after that.. we will soon find out
No, I don't think it's a corner turned with THIS lot of players. We've seen similar performances under Amorim where we've gone to Arsenal and City and played well insofar as keeping possession and not giving up multiple chances, without creating a hell of a lot of chances ourselves.
The difference in this game is that Liverpool had a defender who was phoning it in and we exploited that and created chances.
I think what it does show is that Amorim's system does work if the players are good enough and consistent enough. But I don't trust (a lot of) these players to replicate that performance, that's the problem.
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No, I don't think it's a corner turned with THIS lot of players. We've seen similar performances under Amorim where we've gone to Arsenal and City and played well insofar as keeping possession and not giving up multiple chances, without creating a hell of a lot of chances ourselves.
The difference in this game is that Liverpool had a defender who was phoning it in and we exploited that and created chances.
I think what it does show is that Amorim's system does work if the players are good enough and consistent enough. But I don't trust (a lot of) these players to replicate that performance, that's the problem.
I think that's a very charitable interpretation of Liverpool's performance. Trent may have been the scapegoat but he wasn't their only issue. There was space down our left because their midfielders struggled too, Salah was very average, and because our players played pretty well. We just outperformed them on the day in my opinion as a team, not because of any one player. Gakpo was very good for them I thought though, as was MacAllister on the whole.
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