Ruben Amorim - AC Milan head coach (not manager, or perhaps manager) | living rent free in your heads

He's obviously learned jack shit from his time here. This is going to be hilarious for about two months until Milan do the inevitable.
 
I have nothing against Milan in general but I am absolutely gonna love hatewatching them for whatever short period he lasts there.
 
Was the preseason matches scheduled before or after Ruben? If after then thats weird. If they lose badly it cant be good for his mental

Like putting a Vietnam Veterinarian back to Vietnam, triggering his PTSD.
Hoping this a tremendous Ali G reference that everyone else has missed.
 
The problem for me is that Milan will quickly realise their mistake just like Leverkusen did with Ten Hag showing a glaring problem we still have at United. Blind faith in managers until their position becomes toxic dividing the fan base.

Neither Ten Hag or Amorim should have got to start the new seasons in charge, Ten Hag at least won a cup, but that simply wasn't enough. Amorim was genuinely inexplicable though, pure sunk cost fallacy from Ineos, they done it twice now, hopefully Carrick works out so we don't find out if they've learned from their previous errors.
 
In the first five games before the first international break, they will play Torino, Juventus, and Lazio away. Then they have a string of games against tricky opponents that they should win until the next international break, with Inter waiting a week before that. He's on a hiding to nothing. And let's not forget that Conte remains unemployed.
 
Good thing is, at least we will know what formation they will be playing today and it wont change no matter what happens.
 
In the first five games before the first international break, they will play Torino, Juventus, and Lazio away. Then they have a string of games against tricky opponents that they should win until the next international break, with Inter waiting a week before that. He's on a hiding to nothing. And let's not forget that Conte remains unemployed.
This is a fair point, but judging by his time at United - Milan need to be worried about the 'winnable' games more than the hard ones. Remember how much credit he magically got for losing to Arsenal at home in the season opener
 
Good thing is, at least we will know what formation they will be playing today and it wont change no matter what happens.
Watch him play a back 4 for this one. Played it once for us. But he’ll try and out do us with tactics here
 
This is a fair point, but judging by his time at United - Milan need to be worried about the 'winnable' games more than the hard ones. Remember how much credit he magically got for losing to Arsenal at home in the season opener

True. I was reading some Milan fan discussions, and one of them said he can't see them stepping onto the pitch with the confidence of a better team against any opponent because of the way he sets them up. And I thought to myself, "I know this feeling too well". And most of them have zero confidence in the people who run the club. The similarities are eerie.
 
Showed me what a pathetic coward he was.

No leadership.

Every single player at the club lost faith in him that day. Forget the tactics, the crap system, this was now a man that not a single player could ever count on.
The crazy thing was he still had a lot of faith and support from the people above him and a large section of the fanbase. Even after that shambolic Everton game, too. He'd still be here right now if he hadn't fell out with the powers that be.

Ah yeah.
I hid behind the sofa for the penalty shootout in the 2008 CL final :lol:
That's actually understandable :lol:

The funny thing about him not watching the pens against Grimsby was that we were long past the phase of feeling embarrassment by that game/performance. We reached that phase as soon as Onana gifted them their opener and we were failing to string 5 passes together. So, like 10 minutes in.

By the point of the pens, winning wouldn't have saved our blushes so he may as well have just watched anyway. :lol:
 
I have a more fond approach towards Amorim than most and wish him well but I’d love to see us smash him today
 
A reality check for our board. Let's hope they see that we still need to get some players in
 
Have we made a mistake?
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Credit where credit is due. If amorim can get the right players into his formation it can be difficult to play against. However it requires a real commitment from the club and the players. Also when teams learn to counter the formation then what do you do?
 
Amorim-ball with Grandpa Modric in the middle. Game is back !
 
"If the board and the fans feel I’m not the right guy, I will go the next day, without any conversation about compensation. But I will not quit."

If he's said the same to them then I hope Milan have it in writing, as they'll need it soon enough.
 
i heard that amorim had a raging boner at full time and dug it in to carrick when they embraced at the end. a real power move.
 
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Credit where credit is due. If amorim can get the right players into his formation it can be difficult to play against. However it requires a real commitment from the club and the players. Also when teams learn to counter the formation then what do you do?
If they could let us know how they did it, that would be great.
 
Hate the prick he ruined so many of my days with his boring shit football including today.
Today the united players had the chance to show he has no clue and they put in a awful performance and we have to suffet again.
The problem is that.. he does have a clue. Yes, it didn't work here. But for Sporting he was doing extremely well, with entertaining football. I'll be surprised if he flops at AC Milan despite the hammering he's gotten for the pre-season.
 
The problem is that.. he does have a clue. Yes, it didn't work here. But for Sporting he was doing extremely well, with entertaining football. I'll be surprised if he flops at AC Milan despite the hammering he's gotten for the pre-season.
He was completly inflexible and told us that it was everyone elses fault but his. The best player in the Premier league last season was played out of position for half the year. If he had changed and been flexible and i
used the players to the best of their ability he may have been better but he was full of himself and we will see whether he can be a successful manager at AC i dont beleive he can as i think he wont change and will keep doing the same thing thinking he will get a different result.
 
Had the last laugh today because quite a few of our players have no self respect. Watched the highlights, their players just wanted it more than ours. Particularly poor from Shaw, our only proper left back in the squad.
 
Had the last laugh today because quite a few of our players have no self respect. Watched the highlights, their players just wanted it more than ours. Particularly poor from Shaw, our only proper left back in the squad.
Couldn't give a flying feck about Amorim or AC Milan in a pre-season friendly match... As long as we finish UCL position in the coming season, nobody will care about this stupid game

As for Amorim. He is talented. United job was too much for him, as evidenced by his repeated mishaps, apologies of "I am young", and the ceremonial departure. He was not ready for a job this big and people who hired him should be fired for both hiring somebody so unready, as well as not supporting him, and for hiring somebody who was playing a system too foreign for us.

He probably could have made us much better if he was supported properly, which he wasn't. But his style of football was hated by most fans, and overall my feelings about him are that - I don't miss him at all, among other things for his stubborn and idiotic insistence on playing Bruno deep, and benching Mainoo. Good riddance and good luck to him away from us
 
He had to leave. He has a very specific style off football that wasn't working and he is very rigid and not flexible. However, Carrick is nowhere near the level he showed in Sporting till now.
 
Its like he never left....

He seemed like a likeable character, and obviously the players liked him, especially the Portuguese contingent....

He doesn't come of as a prick no matter how we looked at him in the end.

Someone said it, he was the wrong guy at the wrong time, probably too early for him.

I actually have a lot of resentment for him in how he played his cards wrongly.... can't say I want him to succeed in Milan as that would imply it's us, not him.