It’s an anagram of “mi amor” which means “my love”
Amorim, with an M at the end
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Nik (@Rood), Jamie (@Vault Dweller) and Ed (@That'sHernandez) give their end of season awards out! They celebrate the best players, goals and moments of the season (there were some, honestly) and also give out awards for the worst and most disappointing players/moments of the season.
They then discuss all the latest transfer rumours and get into the potential ins and outs this summer at Old Trafford.
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I gave up at Janujaz.
I honestly didn't realise until this thread
I’ve cracked it, turns out we’ve accidentally hired Amorin instead of Amorim. Explains the current shitshow.
DeLight is my favourite.
Ah, PIG
Full name is an anagram of: Urm, I'm a boner
I saw someone spell it Erickson the other day. I think it has become a joke here but you never know.
Think it's become a joke
Tom Cleverley is another one, quite a few people use to spell it Cleverly
Imagine having a lot of polish players.
Szczęsny, Błaszczykowski, Zieliński…
Szczęsny, Błaszczykowski, Zieliński…
The Dutch abbreviations also used to do my head in. Like DVB (Donny van Beek? de van Beek?) that often was used in place of a proper VDB.
Sony Eriksson is certainly my favorite
Lingard and Lindegaard being in the same team broke people.
Garnaucho
I'm totally fine with them just ignoring the signage that doesn't exist in English. It's better than people trying and failing to make sense of it.
To point out the obvious, they clearly weren't spelling it cleverly.
Edwin van der Saar
Victor Valdez
Victor Valdez
It would be easier to remember if we were in the top 10.
I know I'm a simple guy, but I find most of these misspellings hilarious. McGuire ffs 
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