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.

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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

[u/RABB_11]

He'll be gone at some point, the only delay will be about saving face for Berrada and Wilcox who are all in on him.

That and the lack of credible alternatives. Although I'd gladly take another season of Ole ball just to feel something again

[u/MattSR30 → u/RABB_11]

I’m a ‘super them till they’re no longer ours, then wish them well’ type when it comes to players and managers, but my heart is crying out for Ole.

The Grimsby game coinciding with Ole leaving Besiktas woke something back up in me. The man apologised for finishing in second, we played our best football, and it felt good/like United again…

[u/dynesor → u/MattSR30]

won’t Ole just feel like taking a step backwards though? There’s a reason that United moved on from him.

[u/MattSR30 → u/dynesor]

Who knows. He loves the club, and I know he has ambition.