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  1. People just look closely at Amorim results in past years: Faced 3 premier league top clubs (man city, arsenal and tottenham) in champions/europe and managed 1 win 4 draws and 1 loss with a team that is worth 3 or 4 times less in market value. Also is probably going to win the second title for sporting in 4 years and before he arrived to sporting, they were without winning the title for 19 years in a row!

  2. I think Amorim signs Inacio @ centre back to partner Virgil as a consistent pairing. That’s what we need at CB, would love to see Frimpong come in and replace Robbo as well 🤷🏼‍♂️

  3. He’s a low stakes buffer manger perfect to have after a legacy manager like Klopp. If it works out great, if not then it’s not the end of the world.

  4. TAA – No way in hell. Future LFC captain. VVD – I think will take stay. Salah I belive will leave as Edwards doesnt like extensions for over 30's and Saudi will come in big I believe

  5. It's better proposition then X. Alonso in my opinion. Certainly guy has more expirience over X. A. I. E. Alonso didn't play in UCL as manager, this is his first full season and he done it ahead of schedule in Germany with very good team that doeasnt play even close style to Liverpool. Since lack of expirience it's big question could he change it in Liverpool. This guy is unknown also but at least he s expirienced and obviously not afraid to "fill big KLOPP boots". I'm glad that he didn't play for Liverpool also so there will be no emotional moment, he will be evaluated based on pure results that I belive M. EDWARD'S WILL SET HIGH FROM START

  6. The thing is until Amorim is actually in the job, we won't know how good he really is. The Portugese league isn't the Prem – the quality of managers he will be up against next year is lightyears ahead of what he has faced week to week so far. Tactics look great on paper, but they've not really tested in a high pressure environment like the PL. Missing out on Alonso is gutting – he has blown away the Bundesliga, and is quite some way ahead of Amorim in my opinion having studied under some of the best in Guardiola, Ancelotti and Zidane. Let's see what unravels but as a Liverpool fan I can't see Amorim getting remotely close to Klopps levels.

  7. As a liverpool fan, I don't care who we get. I just hope we don't go all "united" and have unrealistic expectations that manifest in some of the ridiculousness I've seen from United fans over the last few years.

  8. Personally I'm not impressed by anything Portuguese it's in their nature to blame everyone else for their short comings and I think Liverpool should of looked at other options

  9. After Alonso dropped out….my choice was either Amorim or Nagelsmann. The first manager to replace the icon is always going to be judged unfairly. That's just sports. But, everything I've read and seen on Amorim I'm looking forward to next season.

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