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@Jimsbiggermouth @AcademyScoop You can't justify something horrific like that. However, decades of occupation and murder creates resistance groups that can go on to do horrific things. Speaking of retaliation, do you think the butchering of nearly 20,000 children since then is justified? And which is worse?

@MUFC95270157 @AcademyScoop Ok, let’s say it started before. You saying Hamas’ actions are justified and didn’t require retaliation?

Absolutely washed sport

@Jimsbiggermouth @AcademyScoop You're a moron if you think this "war" started on October 7th.

@AcademyScoop It’s called war. One that the other side started.

People still can’t see what Amorim is trying to do — even though it’s pretty clear. Rashford didn’t actually do much to Amorim but the decision had already been made before the very first training session. Amorim came in with a clear stance, not just on Rashford but on several players. This isn’t just about Rashford. It’s about the root cause of the club’s issues: THE CULTURE. Amorim sees player power as his biggest enemy at the club. That’s why he didn’t hesitate to act when Rashford gave him even the smallest reason. He was ready to take a stand and Rashford gave him the opportunity. It’s not just him. Garnacho’s being treated the same way. And make no mistake: if Mainoo or Amad showed similar behavior, regardless of how talented they are, they’d be gone too. Amorim and the club are on the same page about this issue. They know that unless the culture changes, nothing will improve on the pitch. There’s a reason why Amorim is the calmest manager we’ve had post Fergie. Anyone else would’ve been sacked by now but he knew he wouldn’t be. There is a bigger plan in place. They’re not just trying to scrape some wins and finish 6th, they’re trying to fix everything that’s been wrong for over a decade. I know I sound like an Amorim stan but trust me, you will understand why I support him so much if you can only see the bigger picture.