For the people saying Amorim should change his system? Are you mad? Do you just want us to keep doing this year in year out? Constantly playing bad an any attempt to force a new system is met with “just go back” because we can’t handle being shot for a bit?
You’re literally extending your own pain to win games now. We aren’t going down, so fuck it, otherwise no squad will ever learn a new system and you’ll see a team play in the CL and say “why can’t we do that” without realising if we fucking tried you’d be asking him to change his system less than 4 months in.
Ronaldo basically saying “He’s got his UEFA B, he should know what to do” winds me up. We’ve been playing like this for almost 10 years, can we just suck up the poor results and give this manager some time to do what he needs to do. Who cares if we suffer for another few months, we’re used to it and it’ll pay off in the long run 🤦🏾♂️
It’s simple lads, a lot of these players know they’re not going to be here next season and they’ve downed tools. One bad apple can ruin a good bunch, imagine 7 or 8 bad apples. At that point the pink ladies aren’t looking too good
Huge clubs like United have the momentum of an oil tanker. When they are going in the right direction this is great. It instills belief and makes recruiting and integrating new players much easier. It also insulates you against the occasional mistake. However, when you are going in wrong direction that momentum works against you. To start with it covers up the now numerous mistakes and then when you finally realise you are heading for the rocks it’s very hard to stop or change direction. The next few years are going to be tough.
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If Amorim sticks with this system, where do we finish?
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For the people saying Amorim should change his system? Are you mad? Do you just want us to keep doing this year in year out? Constantly playing bad an any attempt to force a new system is met with “just go back” because we can’t handle being shot for a bit?
You’re literally extending your own pain to win games now. We aren’t going down, so fuck it, otherwise no squad will ever learn a new system and you’ll see a team play in the CL and say “why can’t we do that” without realising if we fucking tried you’d be asking him to change his system less than 4 months in.
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Ronaldo basically saying “He’s got his UEFA B, he should know what to do” winds me up. We’ve been playing like this for almost 10 years, can we just suck up the poor results and give this manager some time to do what he needs to do. Who cares if we suffer for another few months, we’re used to it and it’ll pay off in the long run 🤦🏾♂️
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I cant work out if Joe has taken up cookery or beekeeping
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If Amorim goes to a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3, he might as well tender his resignation.
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Joe is always the voice of reason 👏👏
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Joe had some really refreshing valid points today
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It’s simple lads, a lot of these players know they’re not going to be here next season and they’ve downed tools. One bad apple can ruin a good bunch, imagine 7 or 8 bad apples. At that point the pink ladies aren’t looking too good
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Yes, yes he has been stitched up...... HOLD ME JAY!!
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Huge clubs like United have the momentum of an oil tanker. When they are going in the right direction this is great. It instills belief and makes recruiting and integrating new players much easier. It also insulates you against the occasional mistake. However, when you are going in wrong direction that momentum works against you. To start with it covers up the now numerous mistakes and then when you finally realise you are heading for the rocks it’s very hard to stop or change direction. The next few years are going to be tough.
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