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Casemiro on Ruben Amorim: "The best thing is that everyone speaks very highly of him. He marked an era at Sporting, at a time when FC Porto were winning. Sporting are always among the three favourites, but they're usually a little behind Benfica and FC Porto, who are usually stronger." [
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Bruno Fernandes on Rúben Amorim: "We're all excited, it's a moment of transition. He's a coach who has changed Sporting along with the structure, he's put the club in the position it deserves and we hope he does the same here. We want to follow the same path here as he did at Sporting." [
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U21s played Huddersfield in the EFL Cup last night. Malacia started 😃




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Nov 12, 2024
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TEAM NEWS#mufc XI: Mee; Malacia, Kingdon, Fredricson, Ogunneye; Kone, Fitzgerald; Williams, Rowe, Musa; Ennis







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SUBS: Graczyk, Amass, Mather, Jackson, Moorhouse, McAllister, Missin #mufc

Lost 2-1 and went out. Can’t fault the lads that played. We did well considering we were obliterated with loads away on international duty. Malacia looked sharp for the 45 mins he played. Amorim and his coaching staff watched also.
 
Do you have a good feeling for the future TOD? As a Manchester United fan. Do you feel that things will be different now?
We had Moyes, Van Gaal, Jose, ten Hag!! All with different pedigrees and undoubted talent. We have signed players that should have set the stage for success. Alexis Sanchez, Jadon Sancho, Angel Di Maria, Memphis Depay, Donny van de Beek etc...

Why has Old Trafford become a graveyard for both managers and players?
Should we expect something different under Amorim?
Or will we carve another headstone?
 
Do you have a good feeling for the future TOD? As a Manchester United fan. Do you feel that things will be different now?
We had Moyes, Van Gaal, Jose, ten Hag!! All with different pedigrees and undoubted talent. We have signed players that should have set the stage for success. Alexis Sanchez, Jadon Sancho, Angel Di Maria, Memphis Depay, Donny van de Beek etc...

Why has Old Trafford become a graveyard for both managers and players?
Should we expect something different under Amorim?
Or will we carve another headstone?
I honestly don’t know mate. They all failed for multitude of reasons. The only thing I have hope for now is that’s it’s pretty much a clean slate football structure wise. And they have the guy they wanted as manager to take the new Utd project forward. So fingers crossed. Everything I have watched, read about the new guy. It’s super impressive and it’s got my hopes back again 🤞🏼
 
Viktor Gyokeres will be the acid test for me.
If our new "setup" doesn't yank him in by the b.ollix, there's something wrong.
 
Viktor Gyokeres will be the acid test for me.
If our new "setup" doesn't yank him in by the b.ollix, there's something wrong.
I’m not sure they will. Hojlunds a very similar STR. Just doesn’t get the service. And the price could put us off. Seeing there’s more pressing concerns and we just spent £100m on STR in the last 2 windows. Still have Rashford. And also signed Hugill probs new long term deal who’s doing great out on loan. And also signed 2 of the hottest striker youngsters in Europe over the summer.
 
Crowd of more than 6,000 at Altrincham to watch #MUFC U21s win 4-0 in National League Cup.

Ethan Ennis with a wonderful hat-trick, finishing well at the end of fast breaks. Amir Ibragimov with the other.

Jack Moorhouse with some brilliant runs through midfield.
 
If he comes it will be in the Summer at the earliest, FFB will be a huge factor in the January window which will prevent any big money signings (unless they can get rid of a few players with no future for decent money which isn't going to happen).
Even in the summer it’s gonna be tough for 70m.
 
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