Julien Laurent

Let's call it what it is, because at times we were kind to him, we found him excuses, and it was a little bit better at times this season, to a certain extent.

But this is not good enough.

This is not acceptable when you're Manchester United.

Even if you're not the old Manchester United, the one from Fergie, the winning one, anything you want, this is embarrassing.

This would be embarrassing for any clubs in the Premier League, really.

And if you look at it,

Actually, from the team that were there last season and are still there this season, it's only Wolves, West Ham and Spurs who have a worse record than Ruben Amorim.

I mean, the guy could not even win more than three games in a row.

And that only happened twice, by the way, in 14 months.

It was embarrassing.

He was just not good enough.

So he had to go.

And I think they would have sacked him at the end of the season regardless.

But now, because he asked for it, they got rid of him now.

I guess, I mean, this is a great question.

This is a great debate to have as well, whether you're ready or not to make that step up and everything.

He's still so young.

He's only 41 years old.

The one I would say, maybe, because I do think that he's going to be a bit more pragmatic and not too dogmatic, not like Amorim, and just going in with the same system that he had at Strasbourg where they played with a back three, which this current Chelsea team doesn't and hasn't probably played like that since...

the first few games of Thomas Tuchel, for example.