Yes I also think that Manchester United have found a very talented coach at the moment. When Ten Hag was the coach of this team we did not see any improvement in the performance of the team, they performed randomly. But since the new coach came in, their performance has changed and there has been consistency in their performance.
What I know is that Ten Hag once gave his best for Man United when he first joined the team. At that time Ten Hag was able to provide satisfactory results and even fans were really convinced that Ten Hag could bring MU back to its glory days after seeing the positive results.
So the fact that Ten Hag never gave an improvement is not true. It's just that when MU could get those results in the near future and then only negative results.
Just like Amorim and we shouldn't praise the new coach too much. The most important thing is to see how far Amorim can bring MU in the current European league. If this is a good start, the new coach should be able to give the European league title to Man United.
Yes, that's right. Ten Hag has given several trophies to Man United, but to coach Man United his target is not the FA trophy and Carabao Cup. Man United is an elite club, of course Ten Hag cannot be said to be successful if he has not given a prestigious trophy to Man United. He was fired because there was no improvement in the EPL or in the European league, and there was no improvement in performance at all. But what is clear is that when Ten Hag first came, like Amorim, he was always praised and even believed to be able to bring Man United back to success. So I agree with you, don't be too quick to praise Amorim, you will be disappointed, it's better to enjoy the process.
Currently I also really like the philosophy brought by Amorim, he continues to guide Man United players so that there is a passion for playing and hard work. The difference is, Ten Hag's tactics are adaptive depending on the players, while Amorim is a player who is adaptive to his tactics. Ten Hag was criticized for not bringing the old Ajax philosophy, he was actually adaptive to the existing squad. So when there are 1/2 or several players whose performance is not good/injured, he has to adjust his tactics again to the existing squad. This is different from Amorim, look at Amorim when replacing players, when there is a bad player he pulls him out, not relying on just one player. So the players can adapt to existing tactics because they have been trained with the same scheme continuously when at the old club.
With the current performance of Man United and with the current philosophy of Amorim, I am sure that Man United's journey in the European league will be long, especially since they have not lost in the European league, of course this will increase their confidence to continue to provide a good trend for the team.