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[Rickey]

Originally Posted by lacoruna69

BREAKING!!

RvN will play no part in Amorim setup.

Kind of expected when you see RvN waving to the OT crowd after the 3-0 win over Leicester.

https://au.sports.yahoo.com/manchest...171631414.html

I think Amorim will also view RvN as a threat even though the Dutchman says he is satisfied being an assistant.

Bye and Take Care, Ruud!!

Agreed with all that bro lacoruna said....one house cannot hv 2 masters or an organisation hv 2 CEOs or red indian chiefs... otherwise they will sabo or undermine each other n then the kah kia don't know to listen to who n there will be a fight one day breaking up the organisation into 2 camps thereby breaking the unity of the group.

He shd go elsewhere to make a name for himself 1st n cum back later to take the position when it is available after Amorim leaves on his own accord or is sacked

[asiancigar]

Originally Posted by lacoruna69

BREAKING!!

RvN will play no part in Amorim setup.

Kind of expected when you see RvN waving to the OT crowd after the 3-0 win over Leicester.

https://au.sports.yahoo.com/manchest...171631414.html

I think Amorim will also view RvN as a threat even though the Dutchman says he is satisfied being an assistant.

Bye and Take Care, Ruud!!

RvN will have a briliant career in EPL..... lots of clubs would want him after his recent short stint with United, GOODLUCK WITH YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS RUUD !!!!!

[Marmots]

Full thanks and appreciation to Ruud Van Nistelrooy for being there when needed.
Wish you the best.

I feel it is for the best Ruud left the club, he already knew the structure and as he said, he was not ready to be long term manager of Man Utd yet.
He would benefit more from being at other clubs and learning more and different things and be more experienced, should Man Utd one day need him.

Amorim intends to go straight into a back 3 from the get go, his choice of wing backs will be interesting.
Højlund and Gyökeres are strikers of the same mould, strength and power, just need to have decent supply like Gyökeres got.
Amorim changed his strategy slightly when he got Gyökeres, having the players play more direct balls to him.
Højlund is a decent hardworking player, he has potential. He did have a wonderful stretch last season.

Trivia on Gyökeres. Before Gyökeres moved to Coventry from Brighton, our Dan AshWorth was the sporting directOR at Brighton. Not sure tho if it meant he sanctioned/approved the sale.

I look forward to the appearance of Yoro and see if can be a future stalwart in the defence of Man Utd.

And of course.

Rúben Amorim

WELCOME TO THE THEATRE OF DREAMS

[lacoruna69]

Originally Posted by Rickey

Agreed with all that bro lacoruna said....one house cannot hv 2 masters or an organisation hv 2 CEOs or red indian chiefs... ...

He shd go elsewhere to make a name for himself 1st n cum back later to take the position when it is available after Amorim leaves on his own accord or is sacked

To add on, RvN is a crowd favorite at OT due to his past goal exploits.
A staggering 150 goals in 219 games!

While Amorim is practically an unknown, especially in England.

You can't be walking out onto the sidelines at OT, then you hear the crowd chanting and cheering your assistant's name.

Since the departue of SAF, every change in manager brings a new hope, but then it fizzled out.
I guess so far, the more successful one is José "The Special One" Mourinho.
Winning the Community Shield, EFL and Europa in his first season.
Even then he only stayed 2.5 seasons, got sacked just before Xmas.

Next one is OGS, which we branded him Infant.
Say what you want, this guy always conjure majestic victories against the arrogant Blue City neighbours.
A win in derby always brings immense joy.
Don't forget that iconic Champions League comeback away to Paris Saint-Germain too.

How far can Amorim go?
Only time will tell.......

[ilovepantyhose]

Originally Posted by lacoruna69

BREAKING!!

RvN will play no part in Amorim setup.

saw something trololol online... "RVN was forced out by another ex sporting cp man"

wish RVN all the best for the next chapter of his managerial career!