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@giddy_fx 😂😂😂

Ruben Amorim took us to an European final in his debut season. Only Mourinho did that in the Club’s history. Since Carrick is better, I expect that too.

@UtdTony1 Absolutely thrilled!!! 🏆😀❤️

Be sincere here, are you happy with this breaking News 👀👀

@Utd_warrior Wonderful news!! So pleased and well deserved!! 👏🏆❤️

Michael Carrick, Steve Holland, Jonathan Woodgate, Jonny Evans and Travis Binnion……….. So THIS is the coaching setup Manchester United are trusting to bring us back to the top of Europe? 😭 Brace yourselves guys. It’s going to be a very long season.

@Arden_2210 3

This looks hard but takes 5 seconds if you paid attention in algebra. What's "x"?

@UTDFondre Great idea! Let’s get Morinho, Van Gall, Ten Hag or David Moyes … all with so much more experience … oh yes of course, we’ve already had them and still no league title! Carrick deserves the chance to lead the team for at least another year. Sometimes my friend timing is perfect

What happened to Middlesbrough will happen to Manchester United if they hire Michael Carrick. He was asked to come in and steady things as an interim coach, and he did his job well. Thank you, job well done now the board should stick to the original plan and move on.

@StretfordPaddck @kierangill_DM No

According to @kierangill_DM, sources outside of Chelsea believe Cole Palmer WOULD privately consider a move to Manchester United - despite laughing off links to his boyhood club in interviews. Would you like to see the 24-year-old at Old Trafford? 🤔 #MUFC

@RodinSimi Bloody hell, you’re positive … not!! Believe my friend, believe!! 🙏

💥🎙Frank Lampard Predicts Manchester United Collapse Next Season** 🗣"Manchester United are winning games without real control, long balls, moments of brilliance, and pure chaos. No clear shape, no consistent press, no real identity. Just vibes. That approach won’t last. When fixtures pile up, structure becomes everything, rotation, recovery, consistency. Without it, performances drop and results follow. Since Alex Ferguson, the club has struggled for continuity, stuck between rebuilding and chasing short-term success. Meanwhile, Chelsea FC may be messy, but there’s at least a visible attempt to build with youth, energy, and a long-term direction, something Manchester United still seem to lack." (Meme)

@Simi_2210_ 1050 😀

Your brain says 300. Reality says something else Only sharp minds will get the correct answer

@UtdMaI Give the negativity a bleeding rest mate! Amorim is gone from Man U - thank the Lord - so move on and get behind Carrick who is doing a great job and putting smiles back on the faces of true fans … which I’m assuming you are??? 😗

Carrick comes in and suddenly it’s shorter sessions, late arrivals on matchdays and “more freedom” in training… Result? Full-blown injury crisis. Amorim had tailored programmes, strict monitoring and proper load management and players were actually protected. United ripping up structure again just to audition another ex-player for the job. And we’re meant to believe this ends differently if he gets it permanently?

@Dussyme 42 😀

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@Simi_2210_ 21

This will confuse smart people the most If You solve this Your iQ is Superb

@Gosleepriya 18

If you solve this, your IQ is high 🔥 What should come instead of ?

@ScaryEurope She’s just admitted he lied 😂😂😂

🚨Keir Starmer’s sister says, my brother is a very honest person, he has never told a lie in his life, even when he was at school, if his friends ate his lunch, he would bring back an empty lunchbox, when our parents asked if he had eaten, he would honestly say yes, I had eaten, that was the only lie he told for the sake of his friends. She said, I request the people of Britain not to call my brother a liar, my brother has never lied to the nation, he is a truly honest person, and would give his life for his country.

@MUFC__Prince And fewer points!! 😂😂

Andoni Iraola is a better coach than Michael Carrick. Clear system. Clear identity. Clear structure. You can see it in his team.

@Simi_2210_ 179

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@MatchDCentral @indykaila Really?? 😂

🚨🚨 BREAKING: Arne Slot has decided to step down from his role at Liverpool at the end of the season 🔴 The decision has been made internally, with an official announcement expected in due course. [@indykaila]

@UtdKlay 5.7-1.9-3.1-0.3 in other words, utter chaotic rubbish! Good riddance to him!

🚨Sir Alex Ferguson gave us the Relentless 4-4-2 🚨Jürgen Klopp gave us the Gegenpressing 4-3-3 🚨Antonio Conte gave us the Title-Winning 3-4-3 🚨Pep Guardiola gave us the Treble-Winning 3-2-4-1 🚨Ruben Amorim gave us.….𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

@GBUnitedx 😂😂😂

Ruben Amorim had a dream to turn Manchester United into a powerhouse, but one could claim that the dream never came to light because he was surrounded mostly by those who didn’t believe in him. The result wasn’t consistent, but what was, was the attacking fluidity. No team had more expected goals and goal threats than Manchester United, and the major reasons behind the inconsistency was the backline and midfield — both areas he was planning on improving. Ever since he left (1-1 draw with Leeds), Manchester United haven’t recorded past 2.50 expected goals till date. I was terrified of how United found it easy to penetrate every defense. We didn’t hear ‘we didn’t create chances because of low block’ under Amorim. That’s fact. We all know since Solskjaer, low block teams were our undoing. Amorim was going to fix the midfield in the next transfer market, but Omar and Wilcox decided to listen to the club legends like Paul Scholes, Gary Neville and Roy Keane, who are also not in support of Michael Carrick taking the permanent job. WOW!

@Mishi_2210 2

@NoushardMUFC 😂😂😂

What Happened to Mbeumo and Amad? The short answer is simple. The system changed. Under Amorim’s 3-4-3, United played structured football. Every movement was coached, every phase was clear, and every player knew where the next option would be. That clarity is what made Mbeumo and Amad so effective. On the right side, their roles were defined and synchronized. Their movements complemented each other, creating repeatable patterns that consistently led to chances, goals, and assists. They were not guessing. They were executing. That is what system football does. It elevates players who understand space, timing, and structure. It gives them a framework to maximize their strengths. When Carrick came in, the team shifted back to a 4-3-3 with less emphasis on patterns and more reliance on individual quality. The structure disappeared. Now, instead of operating within clear roles, players are making decisions in isolation. Movements are less coordinated, and connections between players are weaker. For players like Mbeumo and Amad, that change is significant. They are system players. They perform best when there is clarity, when movements are predictable, and when teammates are exactly where they are expected to be. Take that away, and their impact drops. This does not mean they have become worse players. It means the environment around them no longer supports their strengths. Meanwhile, players who thrive in chaos can still produce moments, which is why the team may still get results in certain games. But the bigger picture remains. Mbeumo and Amad have not declined. The system that made them effective is no longer there.