US EditionGary Neville Picks 'Simple' Qualities Next Man United Manager Must Have After Ruben Amorim Exit
Gary Neville insists Manchester United must appoint a manager committed to fast, attacking football and stop experimenting with appointments, as the club sits sixth in the Premier League.
- On Monday, former Manchester United defender Gary Neville urged Manchester United to stop experimenting and appoint an experienced manager who plays fast, entertaining, attacking football.
- The Portuguese coach was sacked on Monday after a 1-1 draw with Leeds United at Elland Road, facing criticism for a rigid 3-4-3 system and harsh public comments about the squad last year, while explosive post-match remarks aimed at the club's board contributed to his dismissal.
- The sacking continues a pattern: Ruben Amorim was Manchester United's 10th manager since Sir Alex Ferguson retired, leaving after just 14 months in charge.
- United confirmed Darren Fletcher will take charge on Wednesday as caretaker against Burnley while the club searches for a permanent manager.
- Against a backdrop of varied managerial styles, Gary Neville urged a return to Manchester United's identity of adventurous, exciting football that plays young players and entertains supporters.
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Gary Neville picks 'simple' qualities next Man United manager must have after Ruben Amorim exit
Darren Fletcher has taken over from Ruben Amorim on an interim basis, and Gary Neville has warned what Manchester United should consider when appointing a new manager.
Former Manchester United player Gary Neville has told the club to stop experimenting and hire a manager who fits into its philosophy.
London: Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has urged the club to stop experimenting with managers and appoint one who suits their traditional style of play after the sacking of Ruben Amorim on Monday. United confirmed that former midfielder Darren Fletcher will take charge as interim manager for tomorrow's Premier League match against Burnley while the search for a permanent replacement continues. Neville told the network […]
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