"These days, I can't think about Manchester United without also thinking about the hair guy. You know the one. He vowed not to trim his locks until United won five games in a row; that was now 436 days ago. Poor Frank. He may have earned plenty of followers with this stunt but he still has to walk around with that ludicrous Beefeater barnet, the living embodiment of his beloved team's relentless decay."
"United are improving, with Ruben Amorim climbing off the hot seat and getting his team reacquainted with the right end of the table. It's been a slow process: a first run of three straight wins under Amorim was followed by one victory in five. Last Monday's 4-1 victory at Wolves looks more impressive in the light of Arsenal's struggles against the league's bottom side. Bournemouth should provide a tougher test, having won 3-0 on their last two trips to Old Trafford."
Manchester United have begun to improve under Ruben Amorim, moving away from poor form and recording a sequence of wins that suggest recovery. Amorim produced an initial run of three straight wins followed by a period of one victory in five, indicating gradual progress. A 4-1 win at Wolves boosted confidence, especially given Arsenal's surprising struggles against lower sides. Bournemouth present a tougher match after winning 3-0 in their last two Old Trafford visits, but Bournemouth have since endured a six-game winless run that has dropped them to 15th. A positive result would keep United in the top-four race and level them with Chelsea.
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