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Message: [QUOTE="Renegade, post: 3681457, member: 1928"] United are in a tough spot either way. ETH was a highly regarded manager before his appointment, now hes in the trash. Amorim is in a similar spot to pre united ETH. Of course, they had to act as it was evident to everyone that ETH wasnt going to take them forward, but on the same token they've basically gotta get this one right otherwise they run a massive risk of becoming an irrelevant relic. They can't afford to spend another 600m on another failed manager, giant or not, the money will soon run out and the sponsors will soon go elsewhere. [/QUOTE]

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