https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cn4v73l1dkwo
I think this should pretty much rule him out of staying at the club under Amorim now. We can't have a situation where we have a possible replacement lurking in the background again as the media will not be able to resist stirring the pot should we struggle for a bit.
Think it's for the best if Amorim works with his own people and doesn't have people forced on him too. We've tried that before and it hasn't got a great track record of success.
Keep him or cut ties? What do we think? I love Ruud but I think it's best he goes work somewhere else for a few years and earns his stripes personally and then one day maybe he could return.
Ruud ' I want Utd job one day'
posted 2 hours, 9 minutes ago
Agreed 100%
posted 2 hours, 5 minutes ago
He’ll get it after Amorim fails. Him or sir Gareth
posted 2 hours, 2 minutes ago
I think Amorim would want his own assistant anyway but I think it's unfair to say Van Nistelrooy should be ruled out for being ambitious. He knows he's not in line to get a top job in the short term but nothing wrong with having the ambition and stating this should not go against him but be a positive. If anybody wants to show their ambition and want to get to the top then they know they have to work for it. You want somebody who is going to work for it, no matter their role.
posted 1 hour, 59 minutes ago
For what it's worth it think Amorim is an excellent choice but only if he's given time. It's gonna take time to get the team playing how he wants and he's gonna basically need to sell and buy a whole new team to do it. You may think this is crazy right now but that's basically what Klopp did. If you look at the net spend it was ridiculous that he actually did this and got the trophies to show for it, especially when up against prime City.
posted 1 hour, 54 minutes ago
A little foolish for him to say that.
posted 1 hour, 53 minutes ago
Changes nothing.
He actually specifically stated he is in the frame of mind to be assistant for two years.
Do you want to manage united one day? What is he to say no? A man professing to love the club and wanting to take us back to the top. The same man has ambitions of becoming a top coach. It is a stupid question.
" Argh no, I do not want to manage this club one day."
posted 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
Seems weird that he'd come in as an assistant knowing he'd likely be gone in a few months anyway unless he got the big job?
posted 53 minutes ago
I bet he regrets not starting managerial work earlier on. He's almost 50 and barely managed anyone.
posted 7 minutes ago
Amorim has already said he wants to bring five members of his staff with him, including his two assistants, Carlos Fernandes and Adelio Candido, who have been with him his entire managerial career.
The only question is whether we can get work permits for them all.