Honestly, a fairly simple point that so many people just seem to want to keep ignoring here is that the entire goalscoring burden of this team is falling on forward players who would by all rights be developing around forwards in their prime if the squad that he'd been thoughtfully constructed.
In the game today, we created enough chances that a more clinical forward line would have scored more than once. We created chances that were just as good as the ones Bournemouth created even before their red card. The only difference between the sides was that they were clinical enough to score their one chance. Exact same story against Wolves a week earlier, and it's a story we have seen time and time again under Amorim.
People keep acting like the season was so much better under Ten Hag but we were 13th when he left. He didn't have us on the cusp of European football; we were utterly shite when he left too. The only difference is that, unlike Amorim, Ten Hag actually bears responsibility for the squad being as badly put together as it is because he kept recommending that we buy players who weren't developed enough to handle the burden he placed on them or just weren't good enough.
Bottom line is that I absolutely refuse to call for Amorim's sacking until he's managing a squad that isn't the culmination of years upon years of some of the most crazy decision-making you will ever see in the transfer window from Richard Arnold, John Murtough, and Erik ten Hag. Cunha would represent a very promising start if we get it over the line. He is, in my view, exactly the profile of forward we should be after.