Is Ruben Amorim’s Time Up at Manchester United?! | Paddock Podcast

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  1. @FullTimeDevils

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  2. @steverito

    I still can’t wrap my head around the fact that these are professional footballers and managers at the highest level playing in the most physical, intense league and they are either incapable or refusing to adapt.

  3. @JohnKavanagh-s4r

    Not getting anything like a new manager bounce was a red flag

  4. @mrneveryoumind

    It's mad that a Man Utd manager can be the 17th best in form over a year and still be in a job.

  5. @glimmer_twin

    I’ve been watching since Ole and I’ve never seen jay turn this sour on a manager. Seems like Amorim’s goose is truly cooked

  6. @AhsanAhd

    In the first season of Ten hag, I miss that time when we were playing decent (beat city at OT and won carabao) until that 7-0 loss to Liverpool. The nightmare didn’t stop since

  7. @dokham18

    As much as I want him to succeed, he HAS to adjust and adapt. Doubling down by continuing with a system that every team knows how to exploit and worrying team selections means that he simply can't survive much longer. If he really wants to remain United manager, he has to swallow his pride.

  8. @pdfarrelly

    The only convincing win we had in the league was the four nil against Everton and he came out after that criticising the performance saying players didnt do what he asked, lack of control.

  9. @NAVZ247

    hiya lads great show as per i think joe nailed it cant believe were back here init n ronny is right we need a manager that will slowly get us up there then get the best of the best a few years down the line i also think were ph oo ked

  10. @aarong5115

    I really like Edin Terzic, ex Dortmund lad , currently out of work . Exciting football and great speaker not gonna bring titles but may improve us . Otherwise a familiar interim face , Carrick , McKenna , fletcher