"No, I don't think so. He's had a long enough time to implement what he wants. It's not just a Ruben Amorim problem; there's huge issues around the club. But he looks anxious on the bench, he looks worried, and I think that will filter through to the players. The fact he hasn't won back-to-back league games is a huge concern."
"They need a different direction in my opinion. You know I don't like saying that, but for him [Ruben Amorim] as well, he was the bright spark, people were talking about him like the messiah. I thought Gareth Southgate was the perfect man for the job in terms of building a culture and understanding the players. They went with Amorim and it doesn't look like it's working."
Manchester United sit 14th in the Premier League after six matches, with two wins and a recent defeat to Brentford. Ruben Amorim faces heavy pressure amid inconsistent results and tactical concerns, with observers noting his anxious demeanour on the bench and inability to secure consecutive league victories. Former Premier League player Joe Cole identifies broader issues within the club, argues that a different direction is needed, and singles out Gareth Southgate as an ideal candidate to restore culture, steady the team, and better understand the players. A managerial change is presented as a possible solution.
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