Because modern Footbsll is predictable, poor results and most clubs don’t give the coach much time!Why even mention the possibility of Amorim getting sacked? If we recruit properly, he won't be going anywhere.
There is nothing suggest that will happen. Him being unique doesn't mean good.And in 3 years when he’s bossing a top teams midfield and worth £100m+
Then what?
He’s unique and you would have considered those words blasphemy last year.
I don't give a feck what he may or may not do for a top team's midfield in three years time. I care about whether or not he's going to fit into the long-term vision of Ruben Amorim's Manchester United. That is what we have to build towards now.And in 3 years when he’s bossing a top teams midfield and worth £100m+
Then what?
He’s unique and you would have considered those words blasphemy last year.
This is one of the reasons why I really don't think we'd miss him, if we sold him. He desperately lacks the athleticism for the PL, which is his biggest downfall.38 games and counting missed through injury since the start of last season. Concerning.
How many good games he had as a 10?Assuming Bruno plays in midfield, he is currently United best option to play number ten, along with Amad.
There is nothing suggest that will happen. Him being unique doesn't mean good.
That's only true if there is competition.There are very few midfielders who break into first team of top 6 clubs in the way he did last season. And even rarer that they represent England at Euros.
That's only true if there is competition.
TAA is a fullback, was horrible at midfield. Gallagher was terrible for England. Wharton at the time wasn't ready, was never going to be played.He kept TAA, Wharton, Gallagher out.
Tbf, TAA isn't a good in Midfield, Wharton is younger, I'd say he beat Gallagher to the starting spot alongside Rice.He kept TAA, Wharton, Gallagher out.
Could say the same about Mainoo before the tournamentWharton at the time wasn't ready, was never going to be played.
Wharton is not younger than Kobbie Mainoo. He beat all of them to a starting spot. Trent and Gallagher were both given opportunities, but Kobbie was better. Why shit on him?Tbf, TAA isn't a good in Midfield, Wharton is younger, I'd say he beat Gallagher to the starting spot alongside Rice.
Absolutely, so all he had to do is show something better than a bad bunch.Could say the same about Mainoo before the tournament
For the last time I championed Ruben Amorim when we recruited him and rate him very highly however when a coach has a record of 6 wins and 9 defeats in his first 20 PL games should we as fans just say it’s fine and should he be beyond criticism, what’s he done in the EPL that makes him beyond reproach, even by his own admission he admits to making many mistakes as he learns about the club and the league?I don't give a feck what he may or may not do for a top team's midfield in three years time. I care about whether or not he's going to fit into the long-term vision of Ruben Amorim's Manchester United. That is what we have to build towards now.
Using your logic, I could just as easily say that you're daft for criticising Amorim because last season everyone would've said he was one of Europe's best young managers.
He is young to be fair, it might be just as detrimental to run him into the ground from 18. I think we'll see next season (if he's still here), what he's made of. I still don't see his position in Amorim's system at the moment, but maybe injuries have been holding him back.He misses a lot of games, which I worry about.
TAA is a fullback, was horrible at midfield. Gallagher was terrible for England. Wharton at the time wasn't ready, was never going to be played.
Unsure, but if given a run there I think he would excel.How many good games he had as a 10?
I see there’s some rewriting of history going on in here.
More importantly dominated a Euros international Semi final in that first half he was simply fantastic against the Dutch, he was fantastic last season in games against Good Liverpool and City Teams and yet fans still doubt his potential, we don’t need to sell Kobbie and we should only do so if someone gives us a ridiculous fee of over £100m, his ceiling is higher than Caciedo has he has much better close control and touch and will score more goals.All 3 of them are established players capable of playing for top 6 sides. All are more experienced than him. He kept them out. He was good when TAA, Gallagher and many players struggled - doesn't that point to his quality ? A lot of English players were criticized for lack of performance but don't think many were critical of him. So we have a player who played in a Euro final and didn't look out of place.
One maybe. Against Plzen. Laughable that people think he can play as a 10 in this system. Every position in this system is much more physically demanding than usual and Mainoo has not shown many signs of being up to the task physically. Amad is a great exanple of the kind of 10 needed for a 3-4-3. Players that can cope with the physicality and not wilt after 60 minutes but also still have the skill.How many good games he had as a 10?
No it shows good timing to not be bad.All 3 of them are established players capable of playing for top 6 sides. All are more experienced than him. He kept them out. He was good when TAA, Gallagher and many players struggled - doesn't that point to his quality ? A lot of English players were criticized for lack of performance but don't think many were critical of him. So we have a player who played in a Euro final and didn't look out of place.
Usually hyping them up. Previously mount was going to be our saviour.To be fair, when a player is injured it is actually law that this happens.
No it shows good timing to not be bad.
We had 34% possession and were completely outplayed in midfield. I'm not sure what out of place would look like then.
To be fair, when a player is injured it is actually law that this happens.
Luke Shaw becomes the best LB in the league every time he's injured. He's only a couple injuries away from being inducted into the PL hall of fameTo be fair, when a player is injured it is actually law that this happens.
Objectively speaking, there are many things that suggest that will happen.There is nothing suggest that will happen. Him being unique doesn't mean good.
Let them. Factually speaking, he's one of the best prospects in world football based on what we've seen on the pitch. What's even more baffling is how anyone that is a fan/supporter of this club doesn't understand the process of bringing along an academy prospect, and the importance of the atmosphere the prospect is being brought in to.I see there’s some rewriting of history going on in here.
Please share.Objectively speaking, there are many things that suggest that will happen.
He personally wasn't, but our midfield was not good, it was a part of our problem.“Good timing not to be bad”? Not sure what that means
I think you have made up your mind that KM is not great. KM came out with the Euro with a lot of credit and I don’t think anyone thought he was the weakness in the set up. You can make your own judgement but don’t think many will agree with you that KM was the weak link in that team
No thank you. He's widely considered one of the best prospects in the world, but the nice thing about a general consensus in the footballing world is there's never a shortage of information as to why this consensus was reached.Please share.
Didn't think that'd be anywhere near accurate, so had a quick look around the net. One link below, but multiple sites have him around 67We've been learning about Vo2 max as part of the course I am doing, I can't remember Beckham's exact reading when it was measured but it was up there with those mentalist Norwegian Cross-Country skiers, who have some of the highest readings in the world. I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if the stories were true.
Well blow me down, my lecturer is a liar.Didn't think that'd be anywhere near accurate, so had a quick look around the net. One link below, but multiple sites have him around 67
https://www.nkfitness.co.uk/vo2-elite-athletes/
High versus your average footballer yes, a million miles off other world class athletes.
Didn't think that'd be anywhere near accurate, so had a quick look around the net. One link below, but multiple sites have him around 67
https://www.nkfitness.co.uk/vo2-elite-athletes/
High versus your average footballer yes, a million miles off other world class athletes.
He, and whichever midfielder/s we may sign in the coming two or three years will ultimately be competing for who will partner Sekou Koné is my prediction. Within two years, I’m calling that it will be Koné +1. If Amorim is still here, I don’t fancy Mainoo’s chances of being the guy because I think he needs a midfield 3. As of today, my thinking is Koné + Wharton would be a great future pairing.
Has Wharton got good again? I liked him at first but anything I've seen recently I thought he looked a bit rubbish.
Would prefer Rigg over Wharton.
