Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

[Creeper0]

As a Manchester United fan why would you be happy Rubem Amorim won your team or you’re just a fair weather fan or you really liked Amorim. I don’t know why you were happy, no real fan would want his team to lose even if it’s a friendly.
AC Milan played better than United in the game and the opportunity for a comeback was missed when Fernandes missed his spot kick. The rest was just Milan dominating, I love the progress I’m seeing in Samuel Chukwueze he should continue like this when the season starts.

You could tell that Amorim really wanted to prove himself against Manchester United, he took the friendly match too serious and his reaction on the pitch said it all. Amorim is a really good coach but was below Manchester United's standard mo doubt, Carrick has done a really good job with Man United and nobody should condemn that despite the preseason results.

One thing that Amorim did after the match which caught my attention was him hugging Man United players and that really showed that he was never hated but just wasn't what Man United needed, he would make a better coach at AC Milan.

When someone rejects or dismisses you, you must try to prove yourself against them, Ruben Amorim did the same and succeeded. There is no reason to call Amorim a bad coach, he is talented. But he could not fulfill what Manchester United expected or what United needed. It must be said that he failed at Manchester United. Maybe he was not ready to handle the pressure of the Premier League.

But maybe he will succeed at AC Milan. Although Serie A is fiercely competitive, it is not a league that creates a lot of pressure like the Premier League. Except for the top 5-6 teams, the rest of the teams do not have the ability to fight. Therefore, it will be relatively easy for Amorim to maintain consistency. We will start to see the real picture in a few days.

[Black Mbaye]

Okay now he's put on a wonderful performance, it's all a friendly match all of a sudden, but when he lost in this same friendly games, we all was on him like he never knew what he was doing, but that's alright all man is entitled to his opinion and I believe this is your opinion anyway, but one thing I'm certain is Ruben Amorim is not failing here in AC Milan he will surprise all that doesn't believe in him, trust me he will, let just wait for the season to kick off officially then we will know how it goes, for now let's just keep observing.

That Ruben Amorim faild in Manchester United doesn't make him a bad coach. He performed exceptionally well in Sporting Lisbon, and that's why he got the attention of United. A coach that won Primeira Liga titles and three League Cups is not a mediocre. Maybe he couldn't cope with the playing style of the EPL, or other factors might have contributed to his failure. I wouldn't predict his future at AC Milan based on a friendly match. Coaches do lots of experiments with thes gams, and players are advised to avoid injuries.

Yes, you're absolutely right about that. Ruben Amorim achieved many unattainable successes with Sporting Lisbon. The English Premier League is a very difficult league, even for the most experienced managers. It was difficult for the Portuguese manager to adapt there. Of course, he didn't achieve what he wanted with Manchester United, but it's important to remember that the opponents he faced there were some of the best teams in the world. He will face a similar rivalry with Milan, but it's important to remember that it's a slightly less competitive league than the Premier League.

[Plutomanian]

Yes, you're absolutely right about that. Ruben Amorim achieved many unattainable successes with Sporting Lisbon. The English Premier League is a very difficult league, even for the most experienced managers. It was difficult for the Portuguese manager to adapt there. Of course, he didn't achieve what he wanted with Manchester United, but it's important to remember that the opponents he faced there were some of the best teams in the world. He will face a similar rivalry with Milan, but it's important to remember that it's a slightly less competitive league than the Premier League.

Ruben Amorim was lash during his time as Manchester United manager, the fans said he was incompetent and one of the worst managers that have led Manchester United in the history of the club. Ruben Amorim suffered from huge defeats at Old Trafford but as time passes by, he got sacked and today he's appointed as AC Milan headcoach.

Are you intrigued following the performance of AC Milan recently? They lost all pre-season games and this alone created doubts for the new manager but he did face his former team, Manchester United where the Red Devils thought they will dominate and finish Amorim but that was not the case, because AC Milan came out in good numbers and won the name with ease.

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Ruben Amorim was lash during his time as Manchester United manager, the fans said he was incompetent and one of the worst managers that have led Manchester United in the history of the club. Ruben Amorim suffered from huge defeats at Old Trafford but as time passes by, he got sacked and today he's appointed as AC Milan headcoach.

Yes, Ruben Amorim was very poor in Manchester United, he was signed in to replace Eric Ten Hag due to how he was performing in his former team Sporting CP, but since he went to United, his performer was very poor, he made Manchester United look like an average team because he failed to win matches, and when the management got tired, he got sacked and now AC Milan signed him.

Amorim’s performance so far in the Preseason has been poor, only their win against Manchester United was the game he won with AC Milan as their new coach, I don’t wish him bad because he have good tactics, but if he can not survive Milan in a Serie A competition, he should get sacked and I don’t think he will sign for a big club.

Are you intrigued following the performance of AC Milan recently? They lost all pre-season games and this alone created doubts for the new manager but he did face his former team, Manchester United where the Red Devils thought they will dominate and finish Amorim but that was not the case, because AC Milan came out in good numbers and won the name with ease.

AC Milan management need to give Amorim sometime since they believe in him before given him this job, if they can give him time to build a very good team before they achieve any greatness for the team.

[HyperCodexV]

Yes, you're absolutely right about that. Ruben Amorim achieved many unattainable successes with Sporting Lisbon. The English Premier League is a very difficult league, even for the most experienced managers. It was difficult for the Portuguese manager to adapt there. Of course, he didn't achieve what he wanted with Manchester United, but it's important to remember that the opponents he faced there were some of the best teams in the world. He will face a similar rivalry with Milan, but it's important to remember that it's a slightly less competitive league than the Premier League.

Ruben Amorim was lash during his time as Manchester United manager, the fans said he was incompetent and one of the worst managers that have led Manchester United in the history of the club. Ruben Amorim suffered from huge defeats at Old Trafford but as time passes by, he got sacked and today he's appointed as AC Milan headcoach.

Are you intrigued following the performance of AC Milan recently? They lost all pre-season games and this alone created doubts for the new manager but he did face his former team, Manchester United where the Red Devils thought they will dominate and finish Amorim but that was not the case, because AC Milan came out in good numbers and won the name with ease.

Ruben Amorim clearly came to that sidelines with a solid mindset to loudly use a win against his old team to make a statement, he was eager to show the fans that he had something tangible to offer and also out a nice screw to his former squad so he can at least prove that he is a god manager or half descent one. That win he got was written all over his face that it was in someway personal to him, because in his last few weeks for Man U, he was called many horrible names and insulted. It was a friendly match but still a win is a win.

[Wake Up]

Yes, you're absolutely right about that. Ruben Amorim achieved many unattainable successes with Sporting Lisbon. The English Premier League is a very difficult league, even for the most experienced managers. It was difficult for the Portuguese manager to adapt there. Of course, he didn't achieve what he wanted with Manchester United, but it's important to remember that the opponents he faced there were some of the best teams in the world. He will face a similar rivalry with Milan, but it's important to remember that it's a slightly less competitive league than the Premier League.

Ruben Amorim was lash during his time as Manchester United manager, the fans said he was incompetent and one of the worst managers that have led Manchester United in the history of the club. Ruben Amorim suffered from huge defeats at Old Trafford but as time passes by, he got sacked and today he's appointed as AC Milan headcoach.

Are you intrigued following the performance of AC Milan recently? They lost all pre-season games and this alone created doubts for the new manager but he did face his former team, Manchester United where the Red Devils thought they will dominate and finish Amorim but that was not the case, because AC Milan came out in good numbers and won the name with ease.

Ruben Amorim clearly came to that sidelines with a solid mindset to loudly use a win against his old team to make a statement, he was eager to show the fans that he had something tangible to offer and also out a nice screw to his former squad so he can at least prove that he is a god manager or half descent one. That win he got was written all over his face that it was in someway personal to him, because in his last few weeks for Man U, he was called many horrible names and insulted. It was a friendly match but still a win is a win.

AC Milan secured a great victory in their pre-season friendly against Manchester United. First of all, they deserve congratulations, but it's important to remember that this was a friendly match. The main purpose of this game was to test the players and see if they could execute the instructions given to them. Perhaps the Portuguese manager's lack of success with Manchester United stemmed from a stressful and tense period. However, he's starting a new rivalry with Milan and aiming for success in Italy. They have to perform at their best in every match. Therefore, he wants to see his team in top form. These difficult matches are important for the manager from this perspective as well.

[pewboy]

Friendly matches may not be considered important fixtures, but if you really pay attention to every match Milan have played during this preseason, you can see that they are valuable matches from a bettor’s perspective. You can look at all of their preseason games and see whether Amorim used the same formation and who started in each match. From the beginning of preseason, Goncalo Ramos was never included in the starting XI, and Milan only managed draws and defeats. But when Goncalo Ramos was finally given a starting role, Milan’s performance improved dramatically.

I think AC Milan have made a particularly intelligent transfer compared to last year. He chose to aim for a more cautious but concrete market, taking the right players and inserting them in the right places, given that last year he had some shortcomings from a squad point of view.

[giorgione]

Whether Ruben Amorim will fail at AC Milan will be revealed when the official season begins, not when the friendlies are over. Because jumping to conclusions like that early on wouldn't be entirely appropriate for anyone, especially in the upcoming official season, when many teams will be making changes to win and become title contenders.

Without a doubt, the teams that play friendlies play them with a different serenity, with less tension, with the possibility of showing themselves, but playing simpler football than at the start of the actual competition, which will give them more tension and psychological pressure that can make the difference.

[Inwestour]

I think AC Milan have made a particularly intelligent transfer compared to last year. He chose to aim for a more cautious but concrete market, taking the right players and inserting them in the right places, given that last year he had some shortcomings from a squad point of view.

I also like the way Milan are working in the transfer market. They strengthened their attack with Gonçalo Ramos from PSG, a young striker. They brought in Mario Gila from Lazio to strengthen the defense, and also signed Diavara from Troyes. I think these are very good additions for Milan. They should make the team stronger. However, I’m not really impressed with the way Milan have been playing in their friendly matches so far. But I hope they will perform much better in the competitive games.

[Baki202]

Yes, you're absolutely right about that. Ruben Amorim achieved many unattainable successes with Sporting Lisbon. The English Premier League is a very difficult league, even for the most experienced managers. It was difficult for the Portuguese manager to adapt there. Of course, he didn't achieve what he wanted with Manchester United, but it's important to remember that the opponents he faced there were some of the best teams in the world. He will face a similar rivalry with Milan, but it's important to remember that it's a slightly less competitive league than the Premier League.

Ruben Amorim would have realized that playing in the league is more taxing on him, so he would be able to determine whether or not he will be able to perform better and be certain that he has grasped something better. Even some coaches are struggling right now, but let's assume that in the end, his move to Manchester United did not make any sense at all. We need to realize that everything actually takes more time, and perhaps then he will perform better.

As it may be, he will have learned a lot, and because every coach wants to advance their career, as it is the only way they can do so, he may one day return to the Premier League and perform better. And the most important thing is that they want to improve. Because of the kind of responsibility that coaching comes with, I know that some of us who are fans are always finding it very hard to understand the coaches.

[Gost ms]

Yes, you're absolutely right about that. Ruben Amorim achieved many unattainable successes with Sporting Lisbon. The English Premier League is a very difficult league, even for the most experienced managers. It was difficult for the Portuguese manager to adapt there. Of course, he didn't achieve what he wanted with Manchester United, but it's important to remember that the opponents he faced there were some of the best teams in the world. He will face a similar rivalry with Milan, but it's important to remember that it's a slightly less competitive league than the Premier League.

Ruben Amorim was lash during his time as Manchester United manager, the fans said he was incompetent and one of the worst managers that have led Manchester United in the history of the club. Ruben Amorim suffered from huge defeats at Old Trafford but as time passes by, he got sacked and today he's appointed as AC Milan headcoach.

Are you intrigued following the performance of AC Milan recently? They lost all pre-season games and this alone created doubts for the new manager but he did face his former team, Manchester United where the Red Devils thought they will dominate and finish Amorim but that was not the case, because AC Milan came out in good numbers and won the name with ease.

The biggest reason for such a situation in Manchester United could be Amorim's strictness on his decisions. We all saw how Manchester United was on the field and even then Amorim did not change his decisions and he was firm on his decisions. When it was seen that every player in Manchester United could not adapt to Amorim's system, then maybe he should have added some new things to his system or changed his system. But yes, there seems to be some reasons beyond that and many media outlets have published some things. But Amorim is a good enough coach and AC Milan has many good players and he might be able to organize the team in his own way and it is hoped that AC Milan will do something good this season.

[tottong]

I also like the way Milan are working in the transfer market. They strengthened their attack with Gonçalo Ramos from PSG, a young striker. They brought in Mario Gila from Lazio to strengthen the defense, and also signed Diavara from Troyes. I think these are very good additions for Milan. They should make the team stronger. However, I’m not really impressed with the way Milan have been playing in their friendly matches so far. But I hope they will perform much better in the competitive games.

They are signing the players they need and doing so very effectively the players they’ve brought in could genuinely strengthen the squad.
I watched Milan beat Manchester United in a friendly match although they were under pressure early on as United dominated, Amorim managed to make adjustments that allowed Milan to secure the win.
I also hope Milan performs much better this season so they can compete with other top teams for the Serie A title, especially since other strong teams are also revamping their squads this season.

[Oluwa-btc]

That Ruben Amorim faild in Manchester United doesn't make him a bad coach. He performed exceptionally well in Sporting Lisbon, and that's why he got the attention of United. A coach that won Primeira Liga titles and three League Cups is not a mediocre. Maybe he couldn't cope with the playing style of the EPL, or other factors might have contributed to his failure. I wouldn't predict his future at AC Milan based on a friendly match. Coaches do lots of experiments with thes gams, and players are advised to avoid injuries.

He didn't work for Manchester United and Manchester United fans are hating every game he has managed for AC Milan hoping things will go sideways for him but we're seeing otherwise from the squad and management backing both during the transfer window and also on the pitch.
The thing they forget is that Manchester United always turn good players bad and also good managers bad. Erik ten Hag was also dominating his Eredivisie league division in Netherlands but immediately he stepped into Manchester United, everything swinged sideways.

It was not even the playing style of the league, he asked for specific players and they didn't provide and they were angry he dropped Kobbie Mainno and chased Marcus Rashford. They also refused bringing him players like Baleba and Watkins when he wanted these players. I will conclude to say, he was also stubborn and not flexible on his system of play when he should have.

That said, my confidence is high when I say he gon be a success for AC Milan. They travel to Torino in few days.

[changaa]

It surprises me how a friendly win gives you joy . If it was UCL or other European competition, It would have been more interesting. It was just a friendly match, and you don't expect the players to play with much effort, because they don't want to get injured before the start of the season. That aside, we all know that Amorim didn't do well at United, and you are talking like United wronged him.

So because Amorim beat United, now you think he can compete in the Serie A confidently. Though I can't really tell how he will perform next season until his first 5 games in Serie A, then I can predict.

I think no one has wronged the other, not United to Amorim, nor vice versa.


Amorim found themselves with a very confused team that several coaches were unable to put in order. So, i don't think is the coach's fault. The same goes for the team, which was unable to find a coach capable of taking and positioning it, as it was right to do.

[martinom]

I certainly won't judge the form of teams like Milan, Juventus, and Napoli based on their friendlies. I'd rather wait until the season starts, especially since it's this weekend, and just watch their games. But I will say my opinion, I don't expect much from Milan or Juventus this season. I think the main battle for the title will be between Napoli and Inter. And I think Inter will likely defend their title again, even early, because the competition in Serie A isn't that fierce right now.

On the other hand, i expect a lot from Juventus and Milan because they have a lot to prove. They are teams that had the opportunity to enter the Champions League, but who lost points too easily and who now find themselves playing in the Europa League, still an important competition, but not the most important.
Always keeping an eye on a Rome in constant construction and constant improvement.

[YOSHIE]

Without a doubt, the teams that play friendlies play them with a different serenity, with less tension, with the possibility of showing themselves,

That's why it's important to hold a friendly football match tournament, all teams and players have value + it's safer to play in the Italian League (Serie A), in friendly matches there are many things that can be taken both for the team, players, coaches and so on, the good and bad performance of teams in friendly match tournaments can affect the league standings, for that they have to play well.

In a friendly soccer match tournament trial, coaches can freely form new strategies for the team before entering the Italian League, even though friendly matches are considered trivial and have little impact on getting FIFA rankings. but friendly matches actually form the great players that we have seen in the League so far, I believe that with friendly matches there will certainly be readiness for the team, both for pre-season, strategy, new tactics and so on.

[Sunshine1525]

That's why it's important to hold a friendly football match tournament, all teams and players have value + it's safer to play in the Italian League (Serie A), in friendly matches there are many things that can be taken both for the team, players, coaches and so on, the good and bad performance of teams in friendly match tournaments can affect the league standings, for that they have to play well.

In a friendly soccer match tournament trial, coaches can freely form new strategies for the team before entering the Italian League, even though friendly matches are considered trivial and have little impact on getting FIFA rankings. but friendly matches actually form the great players that we have seen in the League so far, I believe that with friendly matches there will certainly be readiness for the team, both for pre-season, strategy, new tactics and so on.

The friendly match is very important for coaches and players in the second team mostly, first team players just use it to keep fit and prepare for the new season but second team players would want to impress both fans and coaches so they'll be given more opportunities in the new season but coaches use it to test new strategies and know areas they'll improve.

Sonetimes the teams who doesn't perform very well end up doing better as the season starts, I'll use AC Milan as an instance because they've only won few matches in the preseason friendly games but it doesn't mean they'll perform poorly when the new season starts because the coach might have taken note of his teams weakness and work on it.

[cande86]

No links bringing a new player and not even signs that the management are different from the glazers who wants nothing but profits. Mind blowing reality! We should be occupants of fourth place by the end of the season.

For this reason, in fact, i think that Manchester United will not be able to play an excellent season, because due to the limited squad they have and the few signings made so far, they will hardly be able to keep up with both the championship and the Champions League without counting the internal cups.

[m4r1o]

From the way you explained it, you seem more like a fan of Amorim than a fan of Manchester United... but indeed, that defeat was quite embarrassing for Manchester United since they were beaten by a coach they had just fired. However, we also have to consider that this was a friendly match and it does not represent Manchester United's full strength... so even though AC Milan won that match, it's still too early to celebrate. The season hasn't started yet, and AC Milan needs to prove their consistency... at the very least, Amorim needs to ensure AC Milan secures at least a Champions League spot before we can acknowledge their achievements.

Although a friendly, i are sure Amorim found considerable satisfaction in his new team's victory against the team that just sacked him. However, a performance worthy of note and which certainly gives positive signals, to him and his team, as well as to the fans.

[verdinio]

Okay now he's put on a wonderful performance, it's all a friendly match all of a sudden, but when he lost in this same friendly games, we all was on him like he never knew what he was doing, but that's alright all man is entitled to his opinion and I believe this is your opinion anyway, but one thing I'm certain is Ruben Amorim is not failing here in AC Milan he will surprise all that doesn't believe in him, trust me he will, let just wait for the season to kick off officially then we will know how it goes, for now let's just keep observing.

I agree, in my opinion Amorim could have a really interesting season with this Milan team. He will certainly be a coach who will give a hard time. A Milan that we can also say transformed, even from an offensive point of view, which needed a change to make itself more dangerous.