In the Manchester City derby last night, Manchester City beat Manchester United 3-0 at home. After the game, Daily Mail reporter Chris Wheeler wrote an article saying: Sir Ratcliff seems to be tired of seeing heavy investment waste and lose patience...
In the Manchester City derby last night, Manchester City beat Manchester United 3-0 at home.
After the game, Daily Mail reporter Chris Wheeler wrote an article saying: Sir Ratcliff seems to be tired of seeing heavy investment waste and lose patience with coach Amorin.
Amorin's other rivalry at Manchester United is underway, with the Manchester Derby director focusing the camera on shareholder Sir Ratcliffe.
He rubbed his face exhaustedly, as if he had just "splashed £236 million onto the wall and watched it flow into the sewer".
He was accompanied by club executives Berrada and Wilcox, who were formerly employees of Manchester City, must be sitting in the seats, afraid that La Jue would pat their shoulders and ask them what was going on.
La Jue supports Amorin to clear Manchester United's mess this summer to close the gap with rivals such as Manchester City, but they are still far apart.
After the game, Amorin was as tough as ever, doubled down on his football philosophy. The head coach said: "I will not change my football philosophy, if they (Inelos) want to change, then substitute people."
This is good, and one of the things that Lajue admires Amorin is that he speaks fearlessly and bravely sticks to his philosophy.
But one day, if there really is no obvious sign of change, Amorin's insistence will likely make his employers consider changes.
Ratcliff and Inex will accept how long will such days be? Only time can tell.
After four rounds of the Premier League, Manchester United ranked 14th in the Premier League with 1 win, 1 draw and 2 losses. Since the start of the new season, they have only won against Burnley.
