You already have a song for him? 😂
Sporting have confirmed we’ve activated his clause, I’m so sad Ruud’s time here is short lived
Our new manager is a week older than Ronaldo.
When theirstears in ur eye
When with Bornemout u tie
Thats Amoron
comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted 1 minute ago
Sporting have confirmed we’ve activated his clause, I’m so sad Ruud’s time here is short lived
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Yes, but we do need to be ruthless. If Amorim is the man we could do without the complication of Ruud doing OK and there being a clamour for him to take the job.
When u feallike a fool
When u loose too the Pool
Thats Amoron
Forza, don't give up the day job 😁
Hopefully this gives you a temporary lift to take points off City and Arsenal
Well I hope he gets off to a good start or the press will Amorim
Are we happy with this? I'm afraid I don't know much about this dude other than he plays a 3-4-2-1 (do we even have the personnel for this?)
comment by Freedom FC (U7214)
posted 4 minutes ago
Are we happy with this? I'm afraid I don't know much about this dude other than he plays a 3-4-2-1 (do we even have the personnel for this?)
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We don’t have the players for the formation we’ve been playing the last 10 years mate that’s why we’ve been so shiyte.
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unl... (U17054)
posted 41 seconds ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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I think Ten Hag’s days were numbered after the Villa draw.
If we set up 3-4-2-1 against Chelsea, I think I might panic a bit.
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 44 seconds ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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Rumour has it we’re already working on his replacement
comment by Glen Bulb (U1449)
posted 23 seconds ago
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 44 seconds ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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Rumour has it we’re already working on his replacement
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replacement OUT!
I'm willing to try anything at this point but bringing in Amorim does worry me in a number of ways because again we're going to have another manager moving from the dominant team in the league to one that is far from being that in another league and there's no guarantee how he plays at Sporting will translate to United and the Premier League where there's far more quality throughout the league.
If we're going to start building a squad in a certain way i.e. with a view to playing with a back three then I'm concerned for what it'll mean in the future if things go pear-shaped again because your choice of coaches will be more limited unless we just rip everything up completely and that's obviously going to set us back again.
If we could've got him in the summer then it makes the decision to stick with Ten Hag even more ridiculous than it already was and it means we've just wasted another transfer window when we could've made a start at building a squad more suited to Amorim.
Amorim is probably the most exciting appointment United could've made.
Truth is we're in an era where there's a serious lack of quality managers out there. Every name mentioned was a risk. That was true 2 years ago, it's true now.
Amorim at least seems to have the style of football, the energy and personality to get excited about.
He'll no doubt get the vast majority of the English footy ABU media on his back from day one, but he seems confident and jovial enough to knock it away.
comment by The Red Side™ (U11275)
posted 3 minutes ago
I'm willing to try anything at this point but bringing in Amorim does worry me in a number of ways because again we're going to have another manager moving from the dominant team in the league to one that is far from being that in another league and there's no guarantee how he plays at Sporting will translate to United and the Premier League where there's far more quality throughout the league.
If we're going to start building a squad in a certain way i.e. with a view to playing with a back three then I'm concerned for what it'll mean in the future if things go pear-shaped again because your choice of coaches will be more limited unless we just rip everything up completely and that's obviously going to set us back again.
If we could've got him in the summer then it makes the decision to stick with Ten Hag even more ridiculous than it already was and it means we've just wasted another transfer window when we could've made a start at building a squad more suited to Amorim.
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Did you have a particular preference the club should’ve gone for?
comment by The Red Side™ (U11275)
posted 23 seconds ago
I'm willing to try anything at this point but bringing in Amorim does worry me in a number of ways because again we're going to have another manager moving from the dominant team in the league to one that is far from being that in another league and there's no guarantee how he plays at Sporting will translate to United and the Premier League where there's far more quality throughout the league.
If we're going to start building a squad in a certain way i.e. with a view to playing with a back three then I'm concerned for what it'll mean in the future if things go pear-shaped again because your choice of coaches will be more limited unless we just rip everything up completely and that's obviously going to set us back again.
If we could've got him in the summer then it makes the decision to stick with Ten Hag even more ridiculous than it already was and it means we've just wasted another transfer window when we could've made a start at building a squad more suited to Amorim.
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Well at the end of the 19/20 season, when he took over, they were 4th. He won them the title the next season..
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 17 seconds ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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Are you suggesting that if I, hypothetically, had declared that I were "done with" the new INEOS management on the basis that they didn't sack ETH at some point over the last 4-6 weeks, I might have cause to review that stance, since it's likely they have been actively working on his long-term replacement for some time?
Less tongue in cheek, how do you read this development in relation to your assessment (which I found pretty convincing) that ETH was effectively the interim man / INEOS were mainly focused on much higher level stuff / getting down to defining sporting philosophy and therefore identifying the long-term coach was likely for the future? Would you guess that the work of defining the game model (with its implications for recruitment as well as coaching) has organically reached its conclusion, or that circumstances forced them to expedite the process or even to make an educated guess about the kinds of qualities they wanted in the coach?
comment by The Red Side™ (U11275)
posted 6 minutes ago
I'm willing to try anything at this point but bringing in Amorim does worry me in a number of ways because again we're going to have another manager moving from the dominant team in the league to one that is far from being that in another league and there's no guarantee how he plays at Sporting will translate to United and the Premier League where there's far more quality throughout the league.
If we're going to start building a squad in a certain way i.e. with a view to playing with a back three then I'm concerned for what it'll mean in the future if things go pear-shaped again because your choice of coaches will be more limited unless we just rip everything up completely and that's obviously going to set us back again.
If we could've got him in the summer then it makes the decision to stick with Ten Hag even more ridiculous than it already was and it means we've just wasted another transfer window when we could've made a start at building a squad more suited to Amorim.
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They really weren’t the dominant team though, until he started there.
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 11 minutes ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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Perhaps he was the target for next Summer but the dismal results forced their hand now?
Did you have a particular preference the club should’ve gone for?
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Not really. After being so sure about Ten Hag I'm done praising and recommending managers.
I’ll reserve judgment on Amorim until May, as everything hinges on whether we stay in the EPL or drop to the Championship. I just want whoever comes in to get us playing in a way that keeps fans excited for games, not finding excuses to avoid them!
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posted on 29/10/24
You already have a song for him? 😂
posted on 29/10/24
Sporting have confirmed we’ve activated his clause, I’m so sad Ruud’s time here is short lived
posted on 29/10/24
Our new manager is a week older than Ronaldo.
posted on 29/10/24
When theirstears in ur eye
When with Bornemout u tie
Thats Amoron
posted on 29/10/24
comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted 1 minute ago
Sporting have confirmed we’ve activated his clause, I’m so sad Ruud’s time here is short lived
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Yes, but we do need to be ruthless. If Amorim is the man we could do without the complication of Ruud doing OK and there being a clamour for him to take the job.
posted on 29/10/24
When u feallike a fool
When u loose too the Pool
Thats Amoron
posted on 29/10/24
Forza, don't give up the day job 😁
posted on 29/10/24
Hopefully this gives you a temporary lift to take points off City and Arsenal
posted on 29/10/24
Well I hope he gets off to a good start or the press will Amorim
posted on 29/10/24
Are we happy with this? I'm afraid I don't know much about this dude other than he plays a 3-4-2-1 (do we even have the personnel for this?)
posted on 29/10/24
comment by Freedom FC (U7214)
posted 4 minutes ago
Are we happy with this? I'm afraid I don't know much about this dude other than he plays a 3-4-2-1 (do we even have the personnel for this?)
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We don’t have the players for the formation we’ve been playing the last 10 years mate that’s why we’ve been so shiyte.
posted on 29/10/24
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
posted on 29/10/24
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unl... (U17054)
posted 41 seconds ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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I think Ten Hag’s days were numbered after the Villa draw.
posted on 29/10/24
If we set up 3-4-2-1 against Chelsea, I think I might panic a bit.
posted on 29/10/24
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 44 seconds ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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Rumour has it we’re already working on his replacement
posted on 29/10/24
comment by Glen Bulb (U1449)
posted 23 seconds ago
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 44 seconds ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Rumour has it we’re already working on his replacement
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replacement OUT!
posted on 29/10/24
I'm willing to try anything at this point but bringing in Amorim does worry me in a number of ways because again we're going to have another manager moving from the dominant team in the league to one that is far from being that in another league and there's no guarantee how he plays at Sporting will translate to United and the Premier League where there's far more quality throughout the league.
If we're going to start building a squad in a certain way i.e. with a view to playing with a back three then I'm concerned for what it'll mean in the future if things go pear-shaped again because your choice of coaches will be more limited unless we just rip everything up completely and that's obviously going to set us back again.
If we could've got him in the summer then it makes the decision to stick with Ten Hag even more ridiculous than it already was and it means we've just wasted another transfer window when we could've made a start at building a squad more suited to Amorim.
posted on 29/10/24
Amorim is probably the most exciting appointment United could've made.
Truth is we're in an era where there's a serious lack of quality managers out there. Every name mentioned was a risk. That was true 2 years ago, it's true now.
Amorim at least seems to have the style of football, the energy and personality to get excited about.
He'll no doubt get the vast majority of the English footy ABU media on his back from day one, but he seems confident and jovial enough to knock it away.
posted on 29/10/24
comment by The Red Side™ (U11275)
posted 3 minutes ago
I'm willing to try anything at this point but bringing in Amorim does worry me in a number of ways because again we're going to have another manager moving from the dominant team in the league to one that is far from being that in another league and there's no guarantee how he plays at Sporting will translate to United and the Premier League where there's far more quality throughout the league.
If we're going to start building a squad in a certain way i.e. with a view to playing with a back three then I'm concerned for what it'll mean in the future if things go pear-shaped again because your choice of coaches will be more limited unless we just rip everything up completely and that's obviously going to set us back again.
If we could've got him in the summer then it makes the decision to stick with Ten Hag even more ridiculous than it already was and it means we've just wasted another transfer window when we could've made a start at building a squad more suited to Amorim.
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Did you have a particular preference the club should’ve gone for?
posted on 29/10/24
comment by The Red Side™ (U11275)
posted 23 seconds ago
I'm willing to try anything at this point but bringing in Amorim does worry me in a number of ways because again we're going to have another manager moving from the dominant team in the league to one that is far from being that in another league and there's no guarantee how he plays at Sporting will translate to United and the Premier League where there's far more quality throughout the league.
If we're going to start building a squad in a certain way i.e. with a view to playing with a back three then I'm concerned for what it'll mean in the future if things go pear-shaped again because your choice of coaches will be more limited unless we just rip everything up completely and that's obviously going to set us back again.
If we could've got him in the summer then it makes the decision to stick with Ten Hag even more ridiculous than it already was and it means we've just wasted another transfer window when we could've made a start at building a squad more suited to Amorim.
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Well at the end of the 19/20 season, when he took over, they were 4th. He won them the title the next season..
posted on 29/10/24
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 17 seconds ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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Are you suggesting that if I, hypothetically, had declared that I were "done with" the new INEOS management on the basis that they didn't sack ETH at some point over the last 4-6 weeks, I might have cause to review that stance, since it's likely they have been actively working on his long-term replacement for some time?
Less tongue in cheek, how do you read this development in relation to your assessment (which I found pretty convincing) that ETH was effectively the interim man / INEOS were mainly focused on much higher level stuff / getting down to defining sporting philosophy and therefore identifying the long-term coach was likely for the future? Would you guess that the work of defining the game model (with its implications for recruitment as well as coaching) has organically reached its conclusion, or that circumstances forced them to expedite the process or even to make an educated guess about the kinds of qualities they wanted in the coach?
posted on 29/10/24
comment by The Red Side™ (U11275)
posted 6 minutes ago
I'm willing to try anything at this point but bringing in Amorim does worry me in a number of ways because again we're going to have another manager moving from the dominant team in the league to one that is far from being that in another league and there's no guarantee how he plays at Sporting will translate to United and the Premier League where there's far more quality throughout the league.
If we're going to start building a squad in a certain way i.e. with a view to playing with a back three then I'm concerned for what it'll mean in the future if things go pear-shaped again because your choice of coaches will be more limited unless we just rip everything up completely and that's obviously going to set us back again.
If we could've got him in the summer then it makes the decision to stick with Ten Hag even more ridiculous than it already was and it means we've just wasted another transfer window when we could've made a start at building a squad more suited to Amorim.
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They really weren’t the dominant team though, until he started there.
posted on 29/10/24
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernçalvenoo triumvirate (U17054)
posted 11 minutes ago
This is happening far too fast for United to have opened talks with Amorim yesterday.
Must have been in the pipeline for a while, which is somewhat reassuring given the importance of getting this appointment right.
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Perhaps he was the target for next Summer but the dismal results forced their hand now?
posted on 29/10/24
Did you have a particular preference the club should’ve gone for?
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Not really. After being so sure about Ten Hag I'm done praising and recommending managers.
posted on 29/10/24
I’ll reserve judgment on Amorim until May, as everything hinges on whether we stay in the EPL or drop to the Championship. I just want whoever comes in to get us playing in a way that keeps fans excited for games, not finding excuses to avoid them!
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