In response to Sean Dyche’s earlier remarks this year about how he would ‘win more games’ than Ruben Amorim if he managed Manchester United, Amorim has acknowledged that Dyche may have been correct. With only three consecutive Premier League wins under his belt, the struggles of the Red Devils under Amorim’s leadership are evident.
Criticism has been directed at Amorim for his insistence on using the 3-4-2-1 formation, which has not been yielding positive results. While successful at Sporting Lisbon, this formation has only led United to a disappointing 15th place finish in the Premier League in Amorim’s first season.
Dyche, now managing Nottingham Forest and set to face United on Saturday, had expressed his belief that he could do a better job than Amorim in the past. When asked about these comments at a recent press conference, Amorim acknowledged Dyche’s managerial abilities but emphasized his commitment to his own playing style.
The pair will meet on the touchline before their teams clash on Saturday, with Amorim seeking a fourth consecutive win and Dyche aiming for his first league victory with Forest, following a recent loss to Bournemouth.
