[GiRTh]

Amorin is a good shout. I think he turned Liverpool down not the other way round. Every one was after him a year ago and, if he implements his style, would do well at United.

On the other hand, its united and up to 50% of that squad need to be looked at and difficult decisions need to be made about them. I'm talking Rashford, Bruno to start with and we'll take it from there

[bots]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Amorin is a good shout. I think he turned Liverpool down not the other way round. Every one was after him a year ago and, if he implements his style, would do well at United.

On the other hand, its united and up to 50% of that squad need to be looked at and difficult decisions need to be made about them. I'm talking Rashford, Bruno to start with and we'll take it from there

there is an attitude problem with the senior players, they are paid too much money

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by bots

there is an attitude problem with the senior players, they are paid too much money

This is true, and it is probably the biggest problem at the club.

I remember when Arteta got rid of Ozil and then Aubameyang. Ozil I wasn't too fussed about but Aubameyang. I was spitting fire when he got rid of the then-top scorer.. It had to be done and he's been proved right.

With all the Man Utd fans around and pundits who are ex-United. Will they allow a no-name manager to do that kind of surgery on the squad? We wait and see but, at this time, I'm saying no.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Amorin is a good shout. I think he turned Liverpool down not the other way round. Every one was after him a year ago and, if he implements his style, would do well at United.

On the other hand, its united and up to 50% of that squad need to be looked at and difficult decisions need to be made about them. I'm talking Rashford, Bruno to start with and we'll take it from there

He didn't turn Liverpool down; he tried to use West Ham as leverage to speed LFC up, so we walked away. I think he's a good manager, and I wouldn't be surprised if the real reason we walked away is because we didn't want to spend any money to reshape the squad to his 3-4-3, rather than our traditional 4-3-3/-4-3-2-1.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

He didn't turn Liverpool down; he tried to use West Ham as leverage to speed LFC up, so we walked away. I think he's a good manager, and I wouldn't be surprised if the real reason we walked away is because we didn't want to spend any money to reshape the squad to his 3-4-3, rather than our traditional 4-3-3/-4-3-2-1.

Yeah you're right. I forgot West Ham were interested too

[In the Drunk Tank]

He even travelled to London for talks then had to apologise over it, left himself looking a bit silly basically

He might well succeed but I can also see it being another disaster appointment

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by MTVN

He even travelled to London for talks then had to apologise over it, left himself looking a bit silly basically

He might well succeed but I can also see it being another disaster appointment

Anyone who is not given Carte Blanche over the squad will be the same old story. Fans will say 'We're back' then they'll lose in Europe.