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Do you really need to question whether after 49 games if Amorim is a good manager, the stats don't lie. As for the rest who knows, but there must be plenty of managers who can do better with this squad which is top 6 at least. And the next manager will not win us the PL whoever it is, we are a long way from that. But they can develop the team and make us competitive again. I didn't get excited when we hired LVG, his best years were long gone and he was heading to retirement. Mourninho was just toxic and on the decline, and so it proved. ETH looked good in principle, with the caveat other teams had spoken to him including Spurs and said no. Amorim once I read about his rigid system I was convinced would fail. We have made a series of poor to OK managerial appointments. Other teams sack managers without getting hysterical about it.For me Amorim may or may not be a good manager but the facts remain that the amount of quality managers out there is appalling. Just look at the alternatives out there. Nothing proven and nothing really exciting for any big established club. This is symptomatic of a wider problem of the game lacking real characters on and off the pitch from just 10-20 years ago.
I simply wouldn't know who we would replace him with. I guess you have to strike lucky. I doubt the upper management have any confidence on a potential replacement. Prizes remain the same, and clubs have to win them, but as rooney mentioned on the BBC today, both players and managers are lacking quality these days.
We all as fans got excited when we hired van gaal, mourinho, ten hag and Amorim but the latter two being the new breed have proven nothing.
