Manchester United will receive a new head coach in Chittu by November 11. The importance of this is that he was the first head coach appointed to the club. All of his pioneers, in some cases, gave the topic, the manager.
As it was in the Old Trafford these days, the previous coach/manager was fired after a long -term bad results and shows.
A good manager in David Moyes and a great managers such as Louis Van Cal and Jose Mauryino in Ole Cunner Salgjar include this little wrong collection (although Manchester United’s supporters have been completely deceived, Norwegian has spent a full wealth on the way, and on the way a few worse on the way. Played football).
For those who have a symmetric eye, Sir Alex Ferguson will become the sixth permanent manager of the Raban Amorim Club since the retirement. Incidentally, Sir Matt Bobby was only the second United Coach of the Sixth Permanent Manager, Fergi and Amorim, who was appointed after retirement, the first, yes, yes you guessed it, Ferguson. So omens are at least good in that case. We hope that Amorim will not take four years to turn things, because United managers usually get three nowadays, in some cases it is still a year long!
With ‘Legend’, with ‘Legend’, (which former player is not a club legend?), Root von Nistleroy is currently leading the ship, and the natives are very happy that they won 5-2 against the leaseter. Native plastic fans have not yet been unbeaten on any shirt or faith in any team or at least two games.
The root will now have the opportunity to prove that the next three games should be given to him. The downfall of Chelsea and Bach at the Old Trafford should not be beyond this team, so when the new boss is in charge, United can be on a roll and play well and well.
Alternatively. The team can then train how the root should not score the goal.
In any case, Van Nistleroy will not be responsible for losing any fans. As mentioned earlier, a particular Norway did a terrible job for three years, but it would spoil his reputation as a player or a person.
Of course, it is already talked about who will be sold by the new manager, and the list, basically, is the usual suspects who will sell by the previous three coaches.
Does the club really need five central backs? Why is there no cover on the left, a player, despite his ‘natural state’, is the most useless on the right, and he is still used on the left? Oh, Hang on, Harry Ambas seems to be the most decent opportunity in this position, but for some vague reasons, he urged Talot to play in Talot there, or even Masra Ou Yo or Martinez.
It must be believed that the confusion around Eric Ten Hawk’s tactics, group choices and sports results will evaporate quickly when Amorim takes responsibility. Mainly “Yes, but we won two trophies”And”The city was only won, so we were the second EH, E, EH”.
As usual, United’s new manager will be expected to travel to the port, renew it, fly, and solve all the problems of the world.
Because Ferguson tried five and five failed. This is a reflection of the sequence than the assigned managers. Now, to a large extent, the hierarchy has changed. Now a Pedro-Vedic Billioner runs the club with a failed cycling coach, an average player from Blackburn Rowers and Don Ashworth. Only Omar Ferrada has the history of success because of his Manchester City. But they can’t be worse than the previous chiefs, can they?
