Ruben Amorim - Manchester United Head Coach

I thought Mazraoui found himself in more attacking positions today than usual, but it's still obvious we're far away from getting the numbers forward we need. We simply don't get enough attacking width from our wing backs currently. At least not quickly enough.

Feel like Amorin has tweaked it slightly for Garnacho, to keep him on the wing more in the LWB attacking position to bring out more of his attacking benefits.
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.
OK Marcus
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.
He didn't though did he?
 
This was not the worst performance of the season. It was pretty boring, not much threat from either team, but United were pretty solid defensively at least.
A football team won a match due to the opposition team not performing any better? Surely not?

That definitely wasn’t the worst performance of the season, by the way. Not sure it even makes top ten.
The team looked devoid of any ideas going forward which was evident in the stats. This was the worst xG this season with the Arsenal league game, 0.03 xG in both games from open play.
 
I feel like over time managers have to pick and choose when yo be candid with the media, when to be subtle, when to hold back and when to give them the quotes they are looking for.

Right now, I like these quotes. He's speaking to me as a fan, and speaking to his players. For too long players have held the power at this club above the managers, and they get away with it. Feck Rashford. He's one of many who should have been binned off a while ago.
 
The team looked devoid of any ideas going forward which was evident in the stats. This was the worst xG this season with the Arsenal league game, 0.03 xG in both games from open play.

Yeah we were toothless. Hojlund is playing like a pub footballer. Zirkzee not much better. We were defensively solid enough though. And we won. Against a team with a decent home record this season. To call it the worst performance of the season is ridiculous.
 
Feel like Amorin has tweaked it slightly for Garnacho, to keep him on the wing more in the LWB attacking position to bring out more of his attacking benefits.

Last night I actually felt both Amad and Garnacho were playing far wider than we’ve seen from Amorim’s 10s before.

It definitely plays more to Garnacho’s individual strengths, but also contributed to both strikers looking so isolated. I wonder what the thought process was behind it because I don’t think you could say it played out the way he was hoping.
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.

Stop drinking so early in the morning!
 
The team looked devoid of any ideas going forward which was evident in the stats. This was the worst xG this season with the Arsenal league game, 0.03 xG in both games from open play.
Still not the worst. It should have been, but this season has thrown up some absolute stinkers.
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.
You’re late for practice, Marcus.
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.

This is probably the worst drivel I have read on this forum in quite a while....well done
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.

Get off Reddit
 
That renders the original statement pointless, because Amorim obviously didn’t want to join midseason to be the centre of attention. Instead he did it, because it wouldn’t have been possible to join United otherwise.
 
That renders the original statement pointless, because Amorim obviously didn’t want to join midseason to be the centre of attention. Instead he did it, because it wouldn’t have been possible to join United otherwise.
It absolutely doesn't. It wasn't his preferred option, but he was obviously still fine with it, otherwise he wouldn't have signed
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.
Wake up babe, new pasta just dropped!
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.

Let it go, Marcus, nobody wants to buy you and Amorim has nothing to do with it.
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.

Found a job yet Erik?
 
Marcus not doing any favors for himself today is he?
If he was as quick with the ball as he is with a mouse and keyboard he'd be banging them in non stop :lol:
 
It absolutely doesn't. It wasn't his preferred option, but he was obviously still fine with it, otherwise he wouldn't have signed
Weird way to interpret what happened in regards to the original statement that was responded to. The post explicitly alleged that he wanted to join midseason in order to be the centre of attention. The fact that he obviously didn’t and it took the threat of him missing out on the job, shows that it’s not something he wanted, but rather something he accepted in order to get what he wanted. It’s a huge difference and I really don’t see how that’s not obvious.
 
Weird way to interpret what happened in regards to the original statement that was responded to. The post explicitly alleged that he wanted to join midseason in order to be the centre of attention. The fact that he obviously didn’t and it took the threat of him missing out on the job, shows that it’s not something he wanted, but rather something he accepted in order to get what he wanted. It’s a huge difference and I really don’t see how that’s not obvious.
That's fair, kinda jumped in mid sentence without reading the whole context
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.
Projection is real.
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.
Benfica or Porto?
 
Well, last I saw, this was a discussion forum about United...
So? Does that mean I can't point out that you don't actually have a basis for the judgment you expressed?

But okay, let me rephrase that. It's Amorim's call whether the benefits of freezing Rashford out outweighs the cost. To even have an opinion about whether that is a good call, I'd need to see and hear what Amorim sees and hears on the training pitch. And I don't, so....
 
Feel like Amorin has tweaked it slightly for Garnacho, to keep him on the wing more in the LWB attacking position to bring out more of his attacking benefits.
It looks that way. I'm not sure it quite works as hoped because it means Garnacho finds himself fairly isolated until the LWB (or a CM) gets forward. It also means there's no real link to the striker and other AM as well.
In that sense it looks a bit like our attacking play under ten Hag where our three attackers found themselves quite far away from each other most of the time and everything hinged on a winger going past someone and making the right decision afterwards (which proved difficult).
 
Feel like Amorin has tweaked it slightly for Garnacho, to keep him on the wing more in the LWB attacking position to bring out more of his attacking benefits.
We did this in, I think, his first game in charge? Or one of his first games. He put Dalot to LWB at half time, but had Dalot cutting into the inside left channel so that Garnacho could go outside left. Im surprised we haven't tried it more often.
 
1 top striker and winger and the fortunes of this club change drastically.

We need a couple of franchise players in those positions.
 
It looks that way. I'm not sure it quite works as hoped because it means Garnacho finds himself fairly isolated until the LWB (or a CM) gets forward. It also means there's no real link to the striker and other AM as well.
In that sense it looks a bit like our attacking play under ten Hag where our three attackers found themselves quite far away from each other most of the time and everything hinged on a winger going past someone and making the right decision afterwards (which proved difficult).
It's why you don't tweak systems for individuals. The adaptation crowd are the new United DNA and are going to be the death of these managers. Like we haven't already seen what all our players look like in a freer system
 
So? Does that mean I can't point out that you don't actually have a basis for the judgment you expressed?

But okay, let me rephrase that. It's Amorim's call whether the benefits of freezing Rashford out outweighs the cost. To even have an opinion about whether that is a good call, I'd need to see and hear what Amorim sees and hears on the training pitch. And I don't, so....

I'm not really sure what you're getting at? Are you saying one can't judge a situation by what's unfolding unless he has access to insider information from the training ground? I'll leave you be.
 
Fair play to him on the Rashford stuff, the club can't allow it to be used as a stick to beat the manager with again and he needs moved out the door.

The football is a real chore to watch though.
 
Amorim is an absolute supreme narcissist. He does not care about Manchester united. He didn't care about Sporting. What he cares the most is being in the spotlight - whether positively or negatively. He wanted to join us mid-season: not because he wanted to manage us, but because he wanted to be the sole focus of attention in the most popular league in the world.

He is destruction. And because he loves himself unconditionally, he will never change, he will take never responsibility. After the Ipswich match, he told the sport pundits that "no more press conferences after this one - I've done more in my first week of England than my whole time with sporting." This was just deflection from his true intention: to be a complete media whore.

He might bring some success, but my oh my, he doesn't give a damn about the club or the players. Those rumours of him flying over to west ham last season during midseason are true - he'll do anything to be the focus of attention. He'll say anything, do anything (even be sacked) to make sure his name is the headlines.

:lol:
 
About time somebody burst Rashy's bubble.
I am sure his bubble was already burst having to sit out the last month or so. Pretty obvious we have asked him to find a club for himself. There was no reason to humiliate him in the press conference by saying that he'd put a geriatric before him on the bench. It doesn't help our bargaining position either. We don't need to announce to the world that we are trying to offload a lazy git onto them. Also, Ruben hasn't been exactly going gangbusters, we have won like 4 of his first 12 games. There is no need for this kind of stuff.
 
I am sure his bubble was already burst having to sit out the last month or so. Pretty obvious we have asked him to find a club for himself. There was no reason to humiliate him in the press conference by saying that he'd put a geriatric before him on the bench.
The reason was a final attempt to reignite whatever spark he had for playing football before. And this was because its clear he won't be leaving this month.