BREAKING: ‘Ruben Amorim was right to axe Ruud van Nistelrooy from his Manchester United staff’

Ruben Amorim had no choice but to exclude Ruud van Nistelrooy from his first team staff (Image: PA)

once electing not to incorporate Ruud van Nistelrooy in his coaching setup at Manchester United once he arrived from Sporting Lisbon, Ruben Amorim would not have had room for him in his backroom staff.

Ruud van Nistelrooy accomplished a great job as Manchester United’s interim manager over the course of four games, but Ruben Amorim never had any chance of keeping him on.

There wouldn’t have been any room in the backstage, and it would have been odd to have a club great and fan darling who had just won three of four games as a backup act.

In addition to goalkeeping coach Jorge Vital and sports scientist Paulo Barrera, Amorim has brought at least five assistants with him, including coaches Carlos Fernandes, Adel Candido, and Emmanuel Ferro.

However, keep in mind that United has a technical director in Jason Wilcox and two sporting directors in INEOS men Sir Dave Brailsford and Dan Ashworth. They have gathered a group of intelligent people at Old Trafford. All they need now is a good football squad.

The football is the true star of Match of the Day.
I should probably have an opinion on who gets the job when Gary Lineker leaves at the end of the season because I know a couple of the personalities that have been proposed as his replacements on Match of the Day.

However, I haven’t really. The majority of the people listed, including Mark Chapman, Alex Scott, Kelly Cates, and others, would perform admirably. However, since the majority of us only watch the convenient, bite-sized highlights, it isn’t really important.

Although Lineker, a kind and perfect broadcaster, will be missed, the football will always be the main attraction. However, the departing host did make a somewhat concerning suggestion that the show would be taking a slightly “different direction.”

However, we should support a “different direction” if it means a bit less of the matey banter that has been the analysts’ trademark for so long.

It’s not important who replaces Gary Lineker – football is the real star of the show ( Image: BBC)

Ronaldo is remarkable and deserves more recognition.
One of the footballing tales of the year is Cristiano Ronaldo’s rewriting of the record books, which goes nearly overlooked for some reason.

Ronaldo now has 135 goals after Portugal defeated Poland 5-1 in the Nations League thanks to a penalty and an incredible bicycle kick. He now holds a new record of 132 international victories. He currently has 910 goals for his team and club.

In less than three months, Ronaldo will be forty. He is an exceptional athlete, sportsman, and football player. And while it may sound odd to say given his unparalleled international renown, he is one who does not receive the recognition he merits.