Bryan, Amorim er da vel ikke så uprofessionel at hans eget engagement står og falder med om der bliver hentet nye spillere eller ej? Hvis det er tilfældet så skal han da skiftes ud, jo før jo bedre.
Den der er godt tilfreds, er en rig mand - Lao Tzu
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is happy with the job that Ruben Amorim is doing so far and there is a widely held view that he should only be judged after another two transfer windows, when the squad will look much more like one of his own rather than a blend of players inherited from previous regimes.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim needs three years to prove he is a "great" coach, says co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Despite a summer transfer outlay in excess of £200m after last season´s 15th-place finish, United have already lost three times in the league this season and been knocked out of the EFL Cup by League Two Grimsby.
In an interview on the Times´ The Business podcast, Ratcliffe refuted rumours the United manager´s job was at risk and said he feels "good guy" Amorim will need an extended amount of time to prove his worth.
"He has not had the best of seasons," said Ratcliffe. "Ruben needs to demonstrate he is a great coach over three years. That´s where I would be."
Ratcliffe says he is not interested in any talk about Amorim´s tactics and feels it comes from a position of ignorance.
"The press, sometimes I don´t understand," he said.
"They want overnight success. They think it´s a light switch. You know, you flick a switch and it´s all going to be roses tomorrow.
"You can´t run a club like Manchester United on knee-jerk reactions to some journalist who goes off on one every week."