Man Utd Thread:

[Armagh18]

Sancho the type of chap who loves to take a dump with the toilet door open.

Utd  a lot of characters who have stunk the place out over the years.  Pogba, Lingard, Anthony, Rashford, Greenwood and Garnacho on top of Sancho. Forgot they were footballers first. Luke Shaw the last left.

How Shaw is still there is unreal. Casemiro another boy stealing a living but in fairness he turns up and puts a shift in and is almost always available. Dalot needs roaded and possibly left and right wing back cover brought  in depending on how Amad gets on and the other young lad on the left.  is a strange one. Unreal player no doubt but a huffy f**ker as well and not a captain. 

[Blowitupref]

Andre Onana off to Trabzonspor on season-long loan.

[From the Bunker]

Andre Onana off to Trabzonspor on season-long loan.

He'll have the found memories of his (very) last game for Utd v Grimsby to comfort him as he boards the plane

[Blowitupref]

Well beaten in the Manchester Derby this evening. Defeat to Chelsea in Old Trafford next Saturday could well spell the end for Ruben Amorim?

[Wee Barky]

Amorims refusal to show tactical flexibility will be his ultimate downfall. A victory at the etihad last year now long forgot about after that performance.

[Capt Pat]

What is the man of the match award on sky sports premier league coverage? A yellow cylinder that the players care little about.

[Wildweasel74]

Bit like rangers. Season over already and it's only mid september.

[laoislad]

Don't forget you're just a Goalkeeper away from being contenders...

[AustinPowers]

Bit like rangers. Season over already and it's only mid september.

Grimsby was the end.

Had they  won  a couple more games in the league cup , it might have brought  a bit of  hope of winning a trophy, particularly  with  the big teams being  distracted by  European matches .

The FA cup  is still on  but  I don't expect Amorim to  be there come January . So, even at this stage , it will be a long  long limp to  the end of the league season

[Armagh18]

Well beaten in the Manchester Derby this evening. Defeat to Chelsea in Old Trafford next Saturday could well spell the end for Ruben Amorim?

Definitely not. He'll be judged on the games against teams around Uniteds level which unfortunately Chelsea and City are not these days. It would be ridiculous to sack him tbh.

[Blowitupref]

Well beaten in the Manchester Derby this evening. Defeat to Chelsea in Old Trafford next Saturday could well spell the end for Ruben Amorim?

Definitely not. He'll be judged on the games against teams around Uniteds level which unfortunately Chelsea and City are not these days. It would be ridiculous to sack him tbh.

31 premier league games he's managed Man United for now and only got 31 points which is the lowest of any team since he was appointed.

The trigger was pulled early last season on Ten Hag so will be no surprise if the same is done with Ruben Amorim especially with the big money spent and expected improvement from that.

[tiempo]

Amorims refusal to show tactical flexibility will be his ultimate downfall. A victory at the etihad last year now long forgot about after that performance.

Once in a lifetime opportunity and this is the hill he chooses to die on, madness

Roy Keane lets be avin you

[johnnycool]

Amorims refusal to show tactical flexibility will be his ultimate downfall. A victory at the etihad last year now long forgot about after that performance.

Once in a lifetime opportunity and this is the hill he chooses to die on, madness

Roy Keane lets be avin you

Roy has kinda turned against Amorin especially around his inflexibility tactics wise and chose to highlight the fact that when Pep was interviewed after the game he talked about changing his tactics now that his team has changed.
Roy just emphasised that good managers do adapt to their players capabilities and to an extent the opposition.

Amorin would be out the door at any other club, but they probably can't afford to be paying off yet another manager to do some gardening.

Fans on Radio 5 want the Palace manager, but why would he take a step back in standard?

[Armagh18]

Amorims refusal to show tactical flexibility will be his ultimate downfall. A victory at the etihad last year now long forgot about after that performance.

Once in a lifetime opportunity and this is the hill he chooses to die on, madness

Roy Keane lets be avin you

Roy has kinda turned against Amorin especially around his inflexibility tactics wise and chose to highlight the fact that when Pep was interviewed after the game he talked about changing his tactics now that his team has changed.
Roy just emphasised that good managers do adapt to their players capabilities and to an extent the opposition.

Amorin would be out the door at any other club, but they probably can't afford to be paying off yet another manager to do some gardening.

Fans on Radio 5 want the Palace manager, but why would he take a step back in standard?

Got to stick with him now, but surely a blind man can see playing Bruno in midfield is a waste of time.

Either stick him further forward or bench him and play Mainoo. Right wing back is an issue as well, Diallo doesnt have it defensively and the other 2 can't attack. 0 bite from the players, Keane has a point, it's a derby at least go out and put a heavy tackle in, most of those boys don't break sweat. A proper leader is needed, Bruno is talented but not captain material.

[Milltown Row2]

Roy has proven to himself that the modern day managing of clubs is not for him.

Being a pundit is far better suited to his qualities and he's very good at it.

Amorin has not been the best fit now and that's unfortunate, that said, how many managers will it take and is it always the managers fault?