Man Utd must ‘get rid’ of four non-pressers as Mikel Arteta defended

We’re back to focusing on Man Utd in the Mailbox. Although there plenty of Arsenal and Liverpool too.

What is a Zirkzee?
People keep asking the question “what is Joshua Zirkzee?”. I think I have the answer sussed…

“Shit at football”.
Lewis, Busby Way

Amorim in trouble already

Amorim is starting at Utd on Nov 11th and TBH I already fear for him with the players he has to work with. His game is apparently high energy, high line, possession and pressing.

Can you imagine the likes of Rashford adhering to that, can you imagine that defence pushing up on a high line? One thing is certain, if he wants to play that way he needs to get rid of Rashford, Dalot, Shaw and probably Fernandes. They just won’t run or put in that effort required. They have shown that already across a 3 or 4 managers. Ken, Cork, Ireland

Man Utd must not sign Amorim XI

We are reading this morning that Amorim is looking at signing ยูฟ่าเบท https://ufabet999.app four players from his former club. United should learn from mistakes in the recent past under Erik ten Hag.

Ten Hag’s greatest mistake was his persistence with signing Ajax. Dutch and his past players. While his top two coaches were both Dutch. That was an epitomic recipe for disaster and we are all witnesses to what happened at United.

Football is call the world game not only because it is played all over the world but, more so, because most clubs have a plethora of players, coaching and administrative staff as well as fans from all over the world. United will benefit from signing the best available and affordable player for the position irrespective of their club, nationality, allegiance to and/or previous relationship with the Manager.

We cannot keep changing Managers United senior management team should take the necessary actions to ensure that clear past mistakes are not repeated. That will create a clear path to success for our beloved Man United. We have to get back to where we used to be and do so soonest with strategic signings. Professor (Dr) David Achanfuo Yeboah