tomaldinho1
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The Amorim thing was weird because he said something about watching what players eat and how they dress, which was never expanded on, when he explained why Rashford got dropped initially.I think Amorim had a problem with players that had a very opinionated entourage around them and Rashford certainly falls into that category. Given the drama about "free Kobie" or whatever they said, I would hazard a guess that with Mainoo the problems Amorim saw weren't really football related either. I'm not saying that this is a goo attitude for a coach/manager to have but I had the feeling it was driving a lot of the decisions on what players he would consider having the "right" attitude to play for him.
I think most agree it was time for Rashford to move on, he was a very good but not great player and one of our few real goal threats but his head had gone in my opinion. He seemed distracted, or at least not committed, so I don't think Amorim made a bad choice in finally just saying enough was enough. I suspect that Ineos assumed they would have sold him by now for a good fee though, same with Sancho, I don't think they realised how difficult those two would be to shift. Will be pretty incredible for the books this summer with Rashford, Sancho and Case all leaving, that's like £1m a week in wages depending on the source you look at.
