Man Utd: Ruben Amorim to ask Alejandro Garnacho about substitution reaction in win over Ipswich
It’s a tough week for Manchester United, and it’s been reported that more ordinary staff will Losing a job.
So, Manchester United’s victory is for those who are directly affected, no matter how entertaining the game is.
The opposition’s mid-season home wins, they are destined to return to the championship quickly, which will not live long in memory.
However, the successful way, fighting back from a franchise of a plain early goal, rallying again after a red card and another avoidable target, was warmly welcomed in the stands of the final whistle.
“The support from fans is amazing,” Amorim said. “I have felt it since day one.
“Whatever the situation, they want to see the team fight.
Private officials accepted it was a traumatic week, with CEO Omar Berrada not easily standing in front of staff on Monday and telling them the bad news that as many as 200 jobs could be seen over the next four months.
It is totally credible when some of the people who currently work at the club say morale and morale in the archives are the lowest.
But beliefs in a unified person are definitely a change that needs to be made.
Their problem is understanding that off-field decisions are evaluated through a prism of first-team level results. The result is terrible.
Ipswich went through a brutal mix early in the game, providing Jaden Philogene with a fourth-minute attack, with visiting fans providing their own rather straightforward assessment of United. These words are more industrial, but effective: “You’re really not very good.”
It’s fair when evaluating opponents who should have big honors but rank 15th on the table.
However, those responsible for making key decisions remain strong in Amorim. They believe that what they are currently enduring is the problem of teeth grinding and are trying to implement a new system.
Some people think that another change will just repeat past mistakes. It can be said that the club has been unwell for many years and the cycle must be broken.
However, there is also an acceptance, which will not be direct.
Amorim noted that this success – like a powerful defender move, with 10 men in Arsenal, not achieving the challenge of being elected to Liverpool in the way he wanted his team to play.
“We need to survive, but it’s hard for me to play like the second half because I feel players are more willing to defend the low post,” Amorim said.
Surprisingly, Manchester United has now passed two Premier League games without losing, matching their best form at Amorim.
They are at 14th place at most but are nine points from the first half of the table, even though the Premier League scored the expected five spots and 13 points from the Champions League position.
No one at Old Trafford wants Amorim’s team to have a huge victory at the end of the season.
But there is a feeling that can improve – and leading to the final 16 draws between Europa League and Real Sociedad in the fifth round of the FA Cup against Fulham on Sunday is crucial to maintaining hopes of European qualification.
Dorgu will miss Fulham game through suspension.
Amorim already knows that the price associated with Manchester United is that any important action will be amplified. The publicity glare is fierce.
This applies to the court.
A large number of people at the club pointed out that in response to the news from Manchester United this week, noting that not many employers offer free lunches to their employees. Other companies make more people redundant.
However, the charm of United has attracted interest, so business revenues are far beyond any comparable size.
The debate surrounding the game has nothing to do with the outcome, but about this ridiculous opening goal.
“When everyone was looking at that ball, they thought ‘we’re going again’.”
There is also a lot of discussion about Dorgu’s red card.
Amorim stressed that he didn’t see malice, explaining: “He doesn’t want to hurt anyone. Sometimes you’re overdoing it.”
So Amorim won the fourth home Premier League victory because the Manchester United head coach had a lot of drama about it.
But it will take much more time to sweep the dark cloud range currently hanging in Old Trafford.
