They should have been interviewing the moment they decided Amorim would be sacked. Not now, at the end of the season.what’s the point of agreeing to a contract if it ends up they have a different vision of direction the team should be working towards?
And if a manager isn’t committed full time to his current job at the tail end of the season where presumably his club is in a title challenge / preparing for the World Cup, it says a lot about his professionalism.
There’s a lot of things that Ineos isn’t doing right, but complaining about the interview process now is not one of it.
It's justified.The hysterical anger generated from that tweet is hilarious.
Oh yeah? Play that out. Who should they interview whilst they were still in a job.They should have been interviewing the moment they decided Amorim would be sacked. Not now, at the end of the season.
Anyone they can. Including those out of work. If you don't ask you don't get.Oh yeah? Play that out. Who should they interview whilst they were still in a job.
Or do you mean someone out of work?
So you think managers who are employed would go ou and take interviews for Manchester United whilst currently in a role?Anyone they can. Including those out of work. If you don't ask you don't get.
People forget the stature of this club. It's Man United, one of the great clubs.
I must have missed some news. What's the context?He’s surely putting in a word with his fellow countryman.
I must have missed some news. What's the context?
