Manchester United’s misery continues this season as they already put pressure on Reuben Amorim, who refuses to leave the failure system despite only eight wins in 31 league matches.
The loving soccer writer, who spends most of his life on the highway, will take part in games across the country. I’m passionate about soccer, my work, and mirrors. The Premier League is the best in the world and I always believe England has a chance. Arsene Wenger: Author of Wenger, The Inside Story of Arsenal.
The watch should be engraved on Reuben Amorim.
And Manchester United fans have all the rights to worry about whether their manager can turn things around in Old Trafford. Confession Time: United had a great season, upsetting the odds and even thought they would return to their Champions League spot.
The club has done great business in signing Bryan Mbeumo, Benjamin Sesko and Matheus Cunha, and helped the manager to Hilt. Of course they are still lacking in the middle, and signing a backup keeper when you need the right No. 1 is beyond joke.
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But that’s part of the problem with Amorim. He becomes stubborn, and his blind loyalty and faith to his keeper and his ridiculous formation are tactics, which is why the alarm bell should ring.
Amorim now looks out from his depths. He looks like a young coach and is drowning in anticipation at a club where he struggles to turn it around.
His record is not sufficient. The Manchester Derby showed how far United are behind the city…and Pep Guardiola’s men were not even at their best.
That stubbornness is what makes the Amorim a bag if he doesn’t pay attention. The system is not suitable for the players he has. It’s not working.
The back three have a biased midfield that doesn’t make the most of wingbacks and the best player Bruno Fernandez.
Still, if you choose a United team on the 4-2-3-1 system – let’s mess up the keeper, Dalot, De Ligt, Yoro, Shaw. Ugarte, Mine. Mbeumo, Fernandez, Cunha; SESKO – Suddenly a team was formed.
It’s better than the complete fix for 3-4-2-1 that isn’t working.
It’s not the quality of the manager’s quality to insist that he doesn’t change his system. Why isn’t it one? It’s not working.
It is actually a sign of weakness. Coaches show their flaws by being unable to change or adapt.
There’s still time for Amorim. But he must change soon. Or, that system and his own stubbornness will cost him his work and his career, along with some bad recruitment.
