Сакаш прифати сакаш не сега е од играчите, и да Мурињо беше у право за се требаше да се послуша тогаш.
Да Аморим е крив што и Меино лани со келчото беше дупка, и што се губеше Меино против 4то лигаши, пред пензионери неможе место да фати.
За Меино нема што да се збори, на двајца 30+ годишњаци неможе место да им земе а ние ќр го гураме ко предходните примадони. И после се чудиме како имаме толку лош тим.
Why Ruben Amorim Is Losing Manchester United Supporters!
Manchester United’s frustrating draw against Wolves at Old Trafford highlighted why Ruben Amorim is beginning to lose the trust of the fanbase. Facing a Wolves side with just two points from 18 Premier League games, United delivered a slow, uninspiring performance that ended with boos from the Stretford End.
With under 20 minutes left and fans chanting “attack, attack, attack,” Amorim’s response summed up the growing discontent. He substituted one centre-back (Ayden Heaven) for another (Leny Yoro), despite the team chasing the game. Although teenager Bendito Mantato also came on, attacking prospects Shea Lacey and Chido Obi were left unused — a conservative decision that further frustrated supporters.
Amorim’s tactical choices also raised eyebrows. After switching to a back four on Boxing Day and starting strongly, he reverted to a back three against Wolves. The change allowed Wolves to settle, while United began the match sluggishly and lacked urgency, a recurring issue under a defensive system that prioritises caution over intensity.
Criticism of Amorim’s understanding of the club has grown, echoing Paul Scholes’ recent comments. While United have shown some improvement this season, the football remains laboured and predictable. Injuries provide some excuse, but the poor quality of the opposition weakens that defence.
Joshua Zirkzee’s performance symbolised United’s problems. Although he scored, the goal came via a deflection and masked another ineffective display. His lack of physicality, reluctance in duels, and casual approach drew visible frustration from Amorim. Despite flashes of skill, Zirkzee again looked ill-suited to the pace and demands of the Premier League.
United’s equaliser owed more to Ayden Heaven’s aggressive pressing than attacking cohesion. Wolves were often the better side, equalising just before half-time and creating the clearer chances. Goalkeeper Senne Lammens was forced into several crucial saves to prevent defeat.
United pushed late on but lacked numbers and quality in attack. A disallowed goal summed up the night — marginal, frustrating, and ultimately fruitless. At full-time, jeers greeted the players as Wolves celebrated a hard-earned point.
Dropped points against Everton, West Ham, Bournemouth, and Wolves in four of United’s last five home games underline a worrying trend. When the away fans chant “we’ve got a point” at Old Trafford, it signals how far expectations — and belief — have fallen.
Most fans still want Amorim to succeed. But belief fades when confusion replaces clarity and stubbornness replaces pragmatism.
If INEOS don’t back him with serious January reinforcements, and if Amorim doesn’t show a willingness to adapt, the disconnect between the manager and the supporters will only grow.
And at Manchester United, once that happens… it’s very hard to recover. #MUFC
