'Ruben Amorim ticks all the boxes for Liverpool' - w/Breaking The Lines
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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2024
- 'Ruben Amorim ticks all the boxes for Liverpool' - w/Breaking The Lines
Dan was joined by Breaking The Lines founder Zach Lowy to discuss Sporting manager Ruben Amorim and his suitability for the role of succeeding Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.
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I like the fact he appears to be made for us. We have a good combination of experienced players and young talent. He’s only 8 years older than Mo Salah ! Incredible !
That's a bad thing. Will the likes of Van Dijk and Mo tolerate a man who isn't much older than them telling them if they play badly? He's all wrong for us. Plays a different formation, too young, manages in a weak league. He won't be here 3 years or even close to that. All good as we can see if Klopp wants to come back.
@@nonnayoubuzinnes1669 then who do ya want
@@nonnayoubuzinnes1669Thier league is not as as weak as u guys think. So rest
If we had to see Robertson leave, I would love to see Ait-Nouri come in, his dribbling and pace is great for a left back
Great video. You also made the killer point about Alonso vs Amorim - the ever-present white elephant in the red room...
Inacio & Gyokeres please
Only signing players that the manager has worked with? Literally the ETH model lol. What is the point in Edwards and the other guy? Amorim can make those transfers himself lol
Gyokeres would cost like 80m and plays the same position as a forward who we just bought for nearly 80m, that makes very little sense as a signing.
All assuming Amorim comes in: We don’t need any attackers, players like Elliot, Szoboszlai and Carvalho are there to bolster our numbers up top anyway and we will need to help positions that are weakened because of the system change. 2 new CBs are the priority, at least one who is left footed, then maybe a wing back depending on what the ideas are for our current WBs
@@twoonswig3667 we need someone who can take there chances and being more clinical than Darwin Gakpo and Diaz
@@Upthereds97 Everything in the box in Ruben’s system goes through the 9. Nunez has been way better, if he can keep improving he’s a much bigger guarantee than someone who’s done it in Portugal. We’re supposed to be a club that builds players up rather than replaces them unnecessarily. Nunez and Jota cover the striking position well enough
I think there will definitely be players coming and going in order to implement his system, if Amorim does come to Liverpool.I can see some players not getting the game time because they don't fit the system, which could result in them getting itchy feet.
He needs to be careful and keep the squad onside. Hard to come back if he loses the dressing room, klopp was excellent at keeping the dressing room intact.
@@musayibghani3986 if you really think these lads ain't going to put a shift in for him and think he will lose the dressing room then you are dumber than I thought. This club means too much to be messing about and not giving your all for the manager whether it's klopp or not. These players are experienced and know what it means to play for this club. It's standards
@@SimonC448 Did you not see last season. How abysmal we were, it doesn't take a lot for you to go downhill quick. Or utd under moyes, from serial winners to 7th. From Kenny to sourness, teams can go down very quickly if you don't make a good first impression regardless of how much the players are committed, it's happened so many times.
@@musayibghani3986Last season was pretty much down to a combination of mental, psysical and emotionally exhaustion from narrowly missing out on the quadruple the season prior. It also didn't help the midfield wasn't replenished.
We are far too well run a club to go downhill the way United did post SAF who basically had no plan whatsoever for his inevitable departure and had clearly stopped replenishing their squad in those final years. We actually have replenished our squad and we have also brought back Michael Edwards who was crucial to the foundations of the 18/19 Champions League success and 19/20 Premier League title along with Richard Hughes who did outstanding work at Bournemouth. The club is easily in the best position it has been in since the mid 70's when Bob Paisley succeeded Bill Shankly and ended up becoming far better Manager with a considerably larger trophy haul. The next Manager will benefit tremendously from the great foundations Klopp has leftover.
But klopp was there last year and it happened, so it's not like he's perfect.
Idk how people can slate him before he's had a chance to do it. His career looks like he's on the way up.
I'd love this guy to be our next boss, but we'll have to see what he wants
Quansah is coming on leaps and bounds, Gomez has become our utility man. I think we need a few defemders to cover now Robbo is sliding a bit and Trent to go into Midfield, so maybe we need a LB a RB and a CB. Kostas wont be our number 1 LB. All change this summer maybe ..
No reason to get rid of Robbo unless there is a system change.
@@macriggland6526 Agree, he's got 30 games a season in him maybe more for a few years yet, but I think we can all agree he's probably wrecked his body for us over the last 7 years or so. Robbo will always be a Liverpool legend now.
If Amorim becomes our next
Manager l would like if we could sing; Gonçalo Inácio, Morten Hjulmand and Viktor Gyökeres.
Fsg spend money doubtful
Confused by analysis from Redmen TV, yesterday with Dan and Josh they identified Amorim's 343 central CB role was not suited for Van Dijk, nor was there a position for Trent as well as for Jones, Gravenberch, Luis Diaz, Endo. Look, it's not cool to be saying "Amorim ticks all boxes" you have to stand up for yourself here and say "no" to things not just "yes" "yes"? And Mac Allister as a double pivot as well as Szoboszlai aren't their best positions compared to in a midfield 3 for them where Amorim's sytem will have less touches for them for faster ball progression. Please, Amorim has to be adaptable to our squad and there's nothing wrong with saying that, not kick players out or make them play where they don't feel comfortable. We have a world class squad and it should be kept together
2 titles in 4 years in Portugal is good and Amorim on paper seems the more promising of all coaches in discussion (other than Inzaghi, but there's no discussion about him). At the same time they hardly dominated Benfica when they played as the home side last weekend for the title.
Of ko7ltv66 they still got the win, we dominated utd and didn't
They won, though.
Benfica spent 200M in the last 2 years alone... meanwhile sporting spent 200M in the last 5 years! And im not even taking into account the wages difference, because i can garantee you that we wouldnt be able to afford Di Maria even if it came for free. Benfica has by far the best squad in Portugal, but they lack a manager.
The most impressive thing about Amorim is that he loses his best players ever summer but still builds a competitive side to challenge. Plus he likes to work with youth & we have plenty of talented young players here
ETH did the same thing at Ajax though to be fair. Nothing is guaranteed
@@samwize28Difference Sporting CP have a considerably lower budget than Benfica and FC Porto combined.
@@taliamason7986 well in that case Amorim is the GOAT and simply must win the Prem in 2025.
Pressure on lad.
@@samwize28 difference with ETH is he had the Glazers behind him who aren't football knowledgeable people to help him out. It's only now since they've let Radcliffe buy into the club he's starting to set the foundations down for a real football department to help support ETH. Amorim or whoever it will be will have Edwards, Hughes etc as very knowledgeable & effective people who'll back him competently
@@34KellyRED funny that isn’t it. You are bang on correct to point fault at the glazers, yet the narrative from rival fans has always been that ‘the glazers spend money its the managers fault’
How funny it is that these narratives shift
Why do we need Inacio? *We have Gomez.* Why would we sell Robertson? We've literally lost 2 league games this season. *This squad does not need changing.* I don't get this idea about selling players. People have Football Manager brain.
Agreed but this all garnishes clicks and likes.
FSG won't be giving the new manager a pot of funds. We gave far too many players already before we add more to the squad. Far too many midfielders and attackers to able to include them all in this formation if anything the defence will require a rebuild.
It's just casual's jumping on.
I can't see the formation working personally.
We only have 3/4 centerback's and Amorim play's a back 3. Therefore you need 5 CB's minimum and Konate is so injury prone so we may need 6. That's why.
@@gethinhughes8153 you missed his point...
@@accbcb How do you know what FSG has to give a new manager on transfers ffs 🤦? Talk about conjecture.
@@gethinhughes8153 how do you think I know? Has Klopp ever had a pot of money? Klopps always has to work with what he has and develop the youth - that's why we're having a great influx of players coming through.
I mean are you even a Liverpool fan to even ask that question?
Amorim stay in Sporting Clube de Portugal!!
Signing Inacio would be foolish. We don't need an average CB, we need an elite CB like Antonio Silva or Alessandro Bastoni, someone who will eventually replace Virgil van Dijk. I am sure our management is looking at someone like that.
We need a left footed CB. Almost every elite side has at least one of them.
@@taliamason7986 Gomez can play as LCB.
@@kumarreaturaj9873But isn't left footed is the point.
@@taliamason7986 what's the obsession with the Left foot? If you want a LCB, then Piero Hincapie is the best option.
Yeah and ruben Dias came from Portugal and he's world class. Put some respect kiddo
Get ready for 3-4-3 & shipping goals.
The facts are he’s got the best defensive team in Portugal and the second most in Europe after Leverkusen.
Shipping goals lol clearly u don't understand football
That's what we're doing now though
Yes this is Premier talk, not unintelligible lower level vibe...
What are you on about. 3-4-3 makes your team far more defensively sound. Did you forget Conte winning with it in his first season at Chelsea.
@payneemelda3131 😂😂 Go and look at the teams in their league then come back here and say it again. 3 half decent teams and 15 hardly anyone has ever heard of. Rio Ave? Chaves? 😂Vizela? Casa Pia? Even worse than I thought.
He looks like a scruffy arteta
He doesn't fit us at all. Plays 3 at the back for a start. I don't think he'll last long here, getting bad vibes about him much like with Alonso. If he's any sense he'll back out.
Stop talking shit mate. U sound like a tube
If he has any sense he won't be inflexible and kick out top quality players because it doesn't "fit" but adapt to our squad. Bin the 343 or at least change formations and styles depending on the opponent. It's hard to find better players than what we currently have, we have a great squad
The idea playing 3 at the back is a deal breaker is an absolute joke of a comment lol
A good manager is flexible and can change the system at any time to meet the need of his team.
Portugal league way inferior to prem so can ruben compete in the prem maybe no ~ Why leave Portugal where he has a good thing going to come here and win nothing and trash his reputation ???
We will see won't we
@@shamus3477 yeah hopefully all works out good ynwa