Yeah, totally agree. The only way they can back Amorim is if they are convinced it will win us the PL in 3 years time, and there's no evidence of that right now

That's why he's vulnerable I think. Needs a lot of money to get players that suit his system that the club can't currently be convinced will work. It's still likely he stays but it wouldn't surprise me if they parted ways in the summer.

He'd also cost more immediately than Dorgu, and Utd have very little cashflow

The rule was changed years ago that it should only be a yellow in the penalty area, as the goalscoring opportunity is still there with the pen.

The circus will never end. Some of it isn't his fault, some of it is, but it's an endless distraction we don't need anymore.

Yeah I've seen people defend it as a smart negotiation tactic with the players, saying it tells them not to demand too much or they'll be sold. But it also unsettles them and makes them wonder if the club values them. And also, why do it publicly? It's just going to destabilise things. Foolish.

That's an incredible stat

It's beautiful. I think it's definitely because Farage distanced himself from Tommy Robinson. There's a good chance Reform will splinter into different parties before the GE and that will be the end of them.

Basically yes. Challenged him and Garnacho to react & show better attitude & application. Garnacho did. Rashford didn't. Very disappointing.

Maguire played on the left of a 3 for Leicester and England for a couple of years. He can do it but he might struggle a bit in wide areas.

Haha

And in addition, he's decent cover for #9, so it is a good fit for Arsenal. And with City struggling, they will see it as their best shot at the title..but they need to add something new. So it does feel possible.

While he has received unfair abuse & scrutiny over years, it's mad some Utd fans absolve him of any criticism & blame his downfall on the club & the media. He's gone out on nights out, missed training, strolled around on the pitch, & Amorim has confirmed he has attitude & approach isn't good enough

And I'm optimistic we're ultimately going to become a successful team. The toxic scapegoating doesn't resonate then.

It's a shame he's become so hated by some of the fanbase but that's another reason he should leave. Makes sense for him and for the club. He's been abysmal for 18 months and I can't see it changing at Utd. Needs a new start.

Will be very interesting if he's in the squad for Thursday.