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Highest Market Value players for Manutd in this current moment:

Amad Diallo: £100m

Bryan Mbeumo: £95m

Matheus Cunha: £80m

Good defending.
Fluid football.
Dangerous attack.
Comfortable and good control.
Overall the better team.

This is the United performance I wanted to see against Brighton after beating Liverpool.

Another 45 minutes of this performance, please.

Ruben Amorim ball👌

~AH

🚨The Goal That Saved Alex Ferguson's Job:

Hard to believe now, but in early 1990, Ferguson was this close to being sacked.
United were mid-table, fans were turning, and the board was losing patience.

Then came an FA Cup tie against Nottingham Forest. A young Mark Robins scored the only goal. United won 1–0.

That single goal literally saved Ferguson’s career. United went on to win the FA Cup that season, and from there, everything changed.

🗣️Fergie later admitted:

> “If Robins hadn’t scored, I think I’d have been gone.”

Crazy to think the entire modern history of Manchester United hinged on one kick of a ball.

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I have been critical of Amorim being rigid in his methods in recent times. But, I am so impressed with him from the Liverpool game. He got so much spot on.

— Selecting Cunha because Liverpool defenders were comfortable in air anyway. Still playing long balls knowing that we won’t win many aerial duels was a mark of a genius. Amorim focused on second balls and second balls only. That’s where Slot lost the plot.

— Starting Amad over Dalot was great to see. In the past Amorim sometimes has gone to Dalot for big games. In this game, he trusted his starting RWB. He believed in Amad/Mbeumo partnership being our strength and VVD/Kerkez gap being their weak area in defense. Trusting your strength and attacking opposition weakness is something I have wanted Amorim to do more often.

— Taking both Amad and Casemiro off once they got yellow cards was risky but excellent decision.

Casemiro has been crucial to our good performances this season. But, he is susceptible to yellow cards and Amorim couldn’t risk another red for him. Casemiro playing with a yellow card wasn’t going to be super effective anyway.

Amad was brilliant for us in the first half. But, once he got the yellow he was going to have a hard time against Liverpool’s best attacker, Gakpo.

I think both these decisions could have backfired but credit to Amorim because he made those decisions based on what he saw on the pitch, not based on reputation.

— Subbed Bruno off because he was tired and hardly had any legs for the last 10 mins or so. His performance slowed down. But he is f***ing Bruno Fernandes and got one of the assists of the season before being subbed off.

Subbing Bruno off is something that doesn’t happen often. But, Amorim made the decision based on what he saw on the pitch, not based on reputation.

— Taking Mount off while keeping Cunha was a masterstroke for me. This season, at times Mount has been better than Cunha. Cunha has in the past shown that he gets tired in the second half and doesn’t track back. But, in this game he was immense. Especially the last 10-15 mins he added something to our game we didn’t have for the last few years. He dragged the team along with him and didn’t let Liverpool have easy attacks.

Once again, Amorim made a decision based on tactics and what he was seeing on the pitch.

— Selecting Maguire brought question marks from people including me. But, that decision proved to be the right one as Maguire was the hero of the game.

— I think the overall preparation was brilliant and every player was switched on. De Ligt even talked about Liverpool’s fullback weakness and how we attacked them.

— I think subs also had a positive impact including Yoro.

Unlike most fans who are doing Amorim in or out, I try to focus on the process. If the process is right the results would follow. These are the kind of games and decisions that prove that Amorim isn’t as rigid as we had earlier thought of. This is a big positive sign for me.

🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Harry Maguire has been awarded PL Player of the week. 👏❤️

JUST IN

Lisandro Martinez is expected to return to the team during this week's training!

Chris Wheeler DM

🚨If Bruno Fernandes had buried that penalty against Fulham, we’d be sitting second in the league right now.

8 games played — including Arsenal, Chelsea, Man City, and Liverpool — and we’ve come out with 4 wins, 1 draw, and 3 losses.

We’ve beaten Chelsea and Liverpool, narrowly lost to Arsenal because of a goalkeeping error, and gifted City a win through individual mistakes.

Toughest fixtures early on — yet we’re only 2 points from third and 3 from second. This is a new United — fighting, improving, and learning.

𝗧𝗿𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀. ❤️⚫

🚨BREAKING NEWS!!

New safe standing areas will be opened up in the second tier of the Stretford End for Saturday’s game against Brighton as Old Trafford moves closer to having more barrier seats than any other ground in the Premier League.

The first phase was completed in time for the last home game against Sunderland, and barriers have now been installed for the vast majority of seats in the Stretford End following a rolling installation in recent weeks.

The project will be complete by the time Everton visit Old Trafford on November 24. [ , ]

Good morning my United family

Don’t forget to stay injury free
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