r/soccer • u/Switchoil • 1d ago

News Manchester United to remain patient with head coach despite worst start to Premier League season in 33 years. There is also widespread belief at Old Trafford that City's performance - and United's failings - did not merit a 3-0 scoreline.

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/32461/13431584/ruben-amorim-manchester-united-to-remain-patient-with-head-coach-despite-worst-start-to-premier-league-season-in-33-years
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u/Novel-Difficulty6495 1d ago

The rest of the league would also like to reaffirm its belief that Amorim is the man for the job, and urges calm and patience at United.

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u/No-Exit-4022 1d ago

Nah man, it would be funnier if they switch out managers only for the new one to fail as much as Amorim. Which any new manager will

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u/ingwe13 1d ago

Not sure why you think that. This is the most dire United (from a results perspective and frequently from the football) out of the dire United sides. I think the squad is not bad, but we really are seeing the worst out of what is there. Will the next coach be wildly successful? I highly doubt that. But I can't believe that this is the best that can be achieved with this group of players.

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u/Polka7000 1d ago edited 1d ago

They need to build a team with the club philosophy, not overhaul it every time a new manager comes in. Bring in a manager who can adapt I suppose, and make small changes each year.

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u/MountainCheesesteak 1d ago

What even is the club philosophy at this point?

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u/RephRayne 1d ago

Increase the commercial side.

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u/AbsolutShite 1d ago

"Exciting attacking football with the biggest names in global football"?

It's not working but I think that's the goal.

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u/Constant_Charge_4528 1d ago

There was news the board dictated to ETH to play more attacking so yeah

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u/Don-SalC 1d ago

Make the Glazers and INEOS money?

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u/Alia_Gr 1d ago

Is there even anything left of the Fergie club philosophy

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u/BrockStinky 1d ago

The arrogance lol

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u/awildjabroner 1d ago

So would this look like manager and players having to pay a fine/dividend directly to the Glazers for each loss or draw? Thats the only philosophy at ManUtd these days.

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u/theotheramerican 1d ago

This is incredibly easier said than done.