Which suggests Amorim turned an average striker into a good one. Hopefully he can find a spark and make a few of United forwards clinical and consistent scorers.
Ruben Amorim | United meet Sporting release clause
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Slightly OTT much?
Jackson Martinez. Jonas Goncalves. Haris Seferovic. Bas Dost. Darwin Nunez.
I know it's the Championship but Gyokeres had been excellent for Coventry. It's not really correct to suggest he only magically became good at Sporting. Amorim certainly helped him improve further though. I agree with you on Zirkzee. I know it's early and thus probably a bit unfair to give up on him already, but I never understood the signing in the first place. I hadn't seen Zirkzee play before joining Utd but everything I knew about him and saw from highlights and stats never suggested he would be a reliable goalscorer which is what we needed. Best to get rid quickly and bring in a better striker before his value completely tanks like Antony.
"How are the kids today Dave?"
"Very well, thank you"
"The deal is done ladss!!!! The deal is done!!!!"
Which suggests a 27 years old striker found his goalscoring streak at the normal age for a striker in a relatively lower league in Europe
No. It's a gowlfest of geebags who are never right about anything. Worse than the sun.
Jardel had similar numbers.
Yes, and they both like Glee and puppies. My point is that their age doesn’t mean anything and neither does PL experience when it comes to what’s important - playing style, man management skills and the chance of success here. Moyes is an old school manager, the two others are not.
It's a higher level league than the championship with Coventry and scoring 62 times in 64 games isn't that normal for a striker once he reaches his mid 20s.
Now that’s definitely too much. The only thing worse than the Sun is The Star.
Hojlund has proven his extraordinary finishing ability every chance he’s gotten which of course are too few. If Amorim fixes that and Hojlund gets chances he’ll score a shitload.
They're both not very bright.
Well played.
and the Mirror
Have found them pretty reliable especially just pre-takeover.
Cruyff nickname.
Higher level? The big 3 definitely, the remaining 15 teams absolutely not. Wouldn’t achieve promotion or even top 6 in the Championship.
The average Championship side is better than the average Primeira Liga side.
UEFA showed in one of their technical documents that the Portuguese league is the most lopsided between its top teams and the rest. There are more decent teams in the Netherlands. That said, I don't think Braga should be lumped in with the dross.
They probably decided to leave the fat guy behind. Club can't afford to feed him and Shaw
I don't remember Ruud looking like that.... is he alright?
Also 2.5 yrs is very good. 2 years and if he's still bad we can sack him.
But… Portuguese law?!
This moved fast. I would probably have preferred Thomas Frank but Amorim seems like a positive choice.
It just means both parties came to an agreement.
Good deal. 2.5yrs should be enough to see atleast something. Like that approach so that we don’t have to pay millions in severance for complete failure.
Remember we tied Moysey for 6yrs
Thomas Frank would fail here and piss everyone off doing it with his strange interviews. I think he’d do well at another top club but just get the feeling
True, many United fans have a bizarre and irrational dislike of Frank because of one interview years ago so he’d probably struggle to get accepted.
What makes you think that Thomas Frank is suited for the job?
Excellent.
He also looks like the green goblin. But srsly never got why he was so high up the list as potential replacements.
Not sure this is the thread for this question. I'm wondering with regards to the current Sporting players, which ones everyone thinks are 1) attainable(obviously) and 2) we genuinely would need to bring in to give Amorim the best initial setup to help us adapt to his style. Diomande, Hjulmund and Gyokeres are the obvious ones.
Him being Danish
But seriously I think after Ten Hag. We definitely need someone a little less quirky and more charismatic when dealing with the press/players. Amorim seems to fit the bill perfectly, and certainly comes across better in interviews than Frank does.
A teams performance after a quarter of a season is a firm indication of where they finish. I expect Amorim to be better but I don’t expect him to work miracles or expect two of Villa, City, Liverpool and Arsenal to have a meltdown from here, not to mention Brighton, Chelsea and Spurs, who are up there too.
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