Ruben Amorim | United meet Sporting release clause
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Anyone heard of any rivers for the Sporting vs. Nacional game tonight? I don't think it's right that someone might know that a stream exists, and doesn't share it with others to report the disgusting link with more success.
I haven't been as happy as today in months
A typo is all what is needed to be famous overnight at CAF
My sincere apologies to who got confused, but thanks to all who figured it out.
Chelsea might have won league but I doubt they followed 3-4-3 consistently. Nor for that matter any strong team consistently.
Just based on numbers, we are struggling to find net with 8 players attacking and with 3 at the back and 2 wingbacks , at the maximum we can have 7 attacking we are going to struggle. Primary focus would be defense in such system which is ok in crunch games but not for all games. I dont think we have players anyway for such system but I would be very happy if it is proved wrong.
Did not know thatHe also played with Lindelof go figure
Agree. That’s where it all went wrong after a promising first season. As soon as we declared an interest in Mount I was confused about our direction. Ten Hag seemed to convince himself the poor results were all down to the injuries and so he persisted with it.
Alexis Macallister is the player we should have been in for.
He explained it to you. It’s 15 millions euros, and if turned into 15 millions pounds will give you 18 millions euros.
We're already compiling a 90m bid for their right wingers who prefers playing on the left.
You are kidding right? Can’t you just share it?
Would hate it if anyone shared a river for the Sporting game.
I think it would be a bad idea, Chelsea are too strong for us at the moment. Let him make his debut against Leicester and he then has an incredible run of games to build some early momentum.
No streams or stream requests in threads.
This is bullshit and you know it
You're not missing much.
Meh, still enjoying the camera panning to our new Iberian David Schwimmer every 15 seconds.
Personally, I've always liked the 343, I see it as a modern day 442. I actually think his system would work really well with us and in the league with its focus central attacking connections. People won't want to hear this, but it reminds me of some of the movements we tried to have under Ole, which is why I think with a better manager who has a high focus on this strategy it may work.
He seems like a good manager, for me, after the debacle with Ten Hag, I would have preferred a manager who has had success in Italy, England or Spain, however, that is a lot rarer to find than I would like to admit. His system is solid and seems less complex than Ten Hag's, which is a positive, as I actually felt that we were overly fluid. I think Ten Hag's tactics failed because it required too many patterns to work in order to succeed; in addition, focusing so much movement on those patterns, led to us not being solid. Essentially, we had an overly attacking system that didn't work and left us exposed to easy counters. I personally think that was a direct result of the total football line of thinking, that only a few dutch managers are actually able to successfully employ at the top level. The fluidity required, makes England the least likely place to have success with that philsophy due to the intensity of the league.
I think Amorim's system is more straightforward with different simple patterns that can lead to success. Despite this I think as a club, we need to be more careful in crowning a manager, and not holding them accountable for poor results, even early into their tenures. A bad performance shouldn't simply be dismissed. He has to prove to us that he belongs here, and we should act like that.
He seems like a good manager, for me, after the debacle with Ten Hag, I would have preferred a manager who has had success in Italy, England or Spain, however, that is a lot rarer to find than I would like to admit. His system is solid and seems less complex than Ten Hag's, which is a positive, as I actually felt that we were overly fluid. I think Ten Hag's tactics failed because it required too many patterns to work in order to succeed; in addition, focusing so much movement on those patterns, led to us not being solid. Essentially, we had an overly attacking system that didn't work and left us exposed to easy counters. I personally think that was a direct result of the total football line of thinking, that only a few dutch managers are actually able to successfully employ at the top level. The fluidity required, makes England the least likely place to have success with that philsophy due to the intensity of the league.
I think Amorim's system is more straightforward with different simple patterns that can lead to success. Despite this I think as a club, we need to be more careful in crowning a manager, and not holding them accountable for poor results, even early into their tenures. A bad performance shouldn't simply be dismissed. He has to prove to us that he belongs here, and we should act like that.
Seems to defend in a 4-4-2 when they don't have the ball. Not sure if it's just for today or that's how they normally do but it's not that different to how we setup this season when we don't have the ball.
The Sun sport page has genuinely got about 45 stories about this. One trash article after another.
Are our B team 5-0 up yet?
Their centre forward looks like a Hojlund cosplayer.
Almost like the hierarchy DO know what they are doing, eh?
20 minutes in and still 0-0. Hope it's not too late for us to back out.
I assume not? Does this not usually happen?
Are we likely to get rid of our coaching staff as they seem part of the problem.
I assume he will need a work permit so I'm unsure we will have him in the dugout this weekend.
Expecting quality journalism from The Sun is like expecting a pig to sh*t diamonds!
I was having a good laugh just now as I saw an ESPN article about what went wrong for ten Hag at United. In between paragraphs, they had links to articles/sound bites from yesterday afternoon from the likes of Dawson and Ogden, titled "Sacking of ten Hag shows that Ineos don't know what they're doing" and "United interested in Thomas Frank to replace ten Hag". I don't know what's more satisfying, to have a competent hierarchy who knows what they're doing, or to see some of those media hacks having egg on their faces because of our hierarchy's decisiveness.
I hope that one of his assistants is fitness coach.
Unless it's the chubby lad.
Playing with a right footed left wing back and a left footed right wing back which is interesting. Not sure if they always play with them.
Ajax: oh, like you took good care of Donny/Erik/Antony/Licha?
I for one hope he’s not a hard disciplinarian.
Mi Amor Amorim!
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We have bankrolled Ajax for years to come in exchange for bang average players and a bad manager ...they must love us.
They probably get Anthony and Ten Hag back for a pittance next year
Guaranteed success. Sporto have never sent us a dud before and are unlikey to start now.
That's a pretty common defensive set up that a lot of teams defend with no? 2 banks of 4 ahead of the two most attacking players.
I'm not a fan of 3 at the back, but if it works for him cool, and he can always adjust. More important is that he is able to adjust the tactics and not be a rigid fool like ETH had been.
Marcos Rojo says hola.
I have no idea if Amorim is going to be a success but I'm just glad that:
(1) we've made a replacement straight away and not arsed around with an interim for the next 6 months. I don't think I could have handled another season wasted with a dead duck interim, even if it was a club legend!
(2) looks like he'll be able to bring his coaching team with him. Parachuting him into this shitshow on his own and saying "OK Ruben sort this out" would be just setting him up to fail.
(3) I can finally relax in the knowledge that the next appointment will not be Gareth Southgate or Graeme Potter!
(1) we've made a replacement straight away and not arsed around with an interim for the next 6 months. I don't think I could have handled another season wasted with a dead duck interim, even if it was a club legend!
(2) looks like he'll be able to bring his coaching team with him. Parachuting him into this shitshow on his own and saying "OK Ruben sort this out" would be just setting him up to fail.
(3) I can finally relax in the knowledge that the next appointment will not be Gareth Southgate or Graeme Potter!
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