Abyss

4w

Amorim should stay at least for this season to experiment. We are not going to get any international placements anyway. A new coach won't magically change this trajectory.

If Amorim somehow finds a way to make this squad work in the next couple months and go on a run, we could have a conversation about not sacking him. Otherwise he should be sacked after this season

Plus, as many have said the squad is dogshit. I don't think many coaches could make a squad like this work besides defensive coaches like Southgate. But I also don't want to live in a world where ManU plays this type of ball

Abyss

4w

Amorim should stay at least for this season to experiment. We are not going to get any international placements anyway. A new coach won't magically change this trajectory.

If Amorim somehow finds a way to make this squad work in the next couple months and go on a run, we could have a conversation about not sacking him. Otherwise he should be sacked after this season

Plus, as many have said the squad is dogshit. I don't think many coaches could make a squad like this work besides defensive coaches like Southgate. But I also don't want to live in a world where ManU plays this type of ball

Grenouille

4w

For me it’s like this: I just fail to see how if we finish 16th; fail to win Europa; fail to win the FA cup; there is any chance of succession here long term for this manager.

Our budget is already slashed - and will be hampered more by lack of European football. Amorim has already proven he cannot improve the players he already has at his disposal. We will most likely sign — at MAX — around 3-4 first team players.

What are we expecting here? Is he going to go from 16th one season to back to competing the next?

The only piece of momentum that can salvage something is a fugazi cup win. Otherwise I really don’t understand what we’re doing here.

And don’t get me wrong I do like Amorim and think he seems like a nice chap with a good philosophy about the game, but it’s a results business, dawg. Can’t have Man Utd hold 17+ losses in one season and call it a day and say we go again.

Moon

3w

Nottingham forest finished 17th last year like 6 points above relegation. Not expecting him to challenge next year but if we buy smartly (big if, admittedly) we could absolutely lay a foundation for long term success.

Undun

4w

i'm just smile and waving like the penguins from madagascar at this point

we say its on the players every time, we invest in some new players who at the time we are hyped for then they s*** the bed for us go elsewhere and shine apart from sancho he's just dog water

we bring these managers in because of their 'philosophy' 'style of play' and NEVER see it the only manager who had us playing in a system other than counter attacking was LVG but that was zzzzz

and now Ineos looking like glazers 2.0 cutting costs hiring and sacking directors making stupid decisions

s*** looks so bleak i cba anymore

Grenouille

3w

Fair point. We could, or we could go into next season with further solidified mediocrity.

I don’t know, maybe I’m being too negative. I want to be positive about Amorim. I kind of like the guy (unlike ten Hag), I just can’t see anything in the fundamentals of what a coach should do in actually coaching what’s already at the club. Only player who has improved is Amad, and that’s more just because he’s the greatest player of all time and ten Hag didn’t play him for some reason.

I know, the majority of our players are the worst ever humans to grace this earth and Dalot should be tried for crimes against humanity etc. but I can’t just look at us lose double the amount of games we win the PL under this manager and see an end result where things turn peachy

Just too jaded I think

Grenouille

3w

If we’re being real we probably see us back to old levels until we’re all in our 40s

All logging on to the KTT46 meet up when we win our next PL title all married and s*** (apart from Oblivion who has a different random 20 year old Korean woman as his avatar)

Grenouille

3w

If we’re being real we probably see us back to old levels until we’re all in our 40s

All logging on to the KTT46 meet up when we win our next PL title all married and s*** (apart from Oblivion who has a different random 20 year old Korean woman as his avatar)

Grenouille

4w

For me it’s like this: I just fail to see how if we finish 16th; fail to win Europa; fail to win the FA cup; there is any chance of succession here long term for this manager.

Our budget is already slashed - and will be hampered more by lack of European football. Amorim has already proven he cannot improve the players he already has at his disposal. We will most likely sign — at MAX — around 3-4 first team players.

What are we expecting here? Is he going to go from 16th one season to back to competing the next?

The only piece of momentum that can salvage something is a fugazi cup win. Otherwise I really don’t understand what we’re doing here.

And don’t get me wrong I do like Amorim and think he seems like a nice chap with a good philosophy about the game, but it’s a results business, dawg. Can’t have Man Utd hold 17+ losses in one season and call it a day and say we go again.

madison beer guy

3w

Over a billion in debt we did it!!!!!!

trouttreghorst

3w

If you’re looking for blame it’s bigger than INEOS or Amorim

KingOfPop

3w

I can’t believe they’re still allowed to get away with it. It’s literally not possible to do what they did again

Pretty sure they break PL laws, you name it

Puffy

3w

Jesus. Glazers bought you with borrowed money, put the debt in the club and sat on it for decades to where you’re worse than broke. I’m a s***poster but I legitimately feel bad for your fans. going to games every week to support the club they love not knowing it was secretly imploding from the inside.

I don’t know if it will do anything but this is the kinda thing you protest for. Like a serious protest.

madison beer guy

3w

Over a billion in debt we did it!!!!!!

MiniVan

3w

Varane on ten hag

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6145061/2025/02/19/raphael-varane-manchester-united-erik-ten-hag/

“It was very tense at times. Sometimes he made an effort to listen to the players’ feedback. Sometimes he made decisions without listening to the players’ feelings. So there were ups and downs. It was complicated at times.”

“We had a robust discussion. We told each other some truths but then I didn’t play for almost two months. I said I didn’t agree with certain ways of doing things regarding the relationship between him and the team. It wasn’t something that I thought was good for the team because some of the players were not at all satisfied. It was not good in terms of the relationship with the coach. He said ‘OK, I hear what you said’ and after that I didn’t play."

"He wanted to gain respect through fear, perhaps. He always needed an example of a player who was alone the entire time he was at Manchester. He did that with at least one important player on the team. He was always in conflict with certain leaders of the group. That is his way of managing.”