Tommy Martin: United will sorely test all of Amorim’s core principles
It would be just Manchester United’s luck if their new manager’s best result on the job turns out to be one that happened before he actually started.
Sporting Lisbon's coach Ruben Amorim is celebrated by his players at the end of the Champions League win over Man City. Photo by FILIPE AMORIM / AFP via Getty Images
It would be just Manchester United’s luck if their new manager’s best result on the job turns out to be one that happened before he actually started.
Ruben Amorim’s long goodbye to Sporting took in a 4-1 thumping of Manchester City on Tuesday night, whetting United fans' appetites for what their new man might be capable of if he can avoid sinking into the inevitable Old Trafford managerial quagmire.
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