Susanna

Just that he needs to be careful.

around that because it can very easily be used as something against you if they decide they want to get rid of you for any reason.

And that's kind of what your man Josh was saying about Amram as well, that he made it very easy for them to let him go because he put himself out there in a public space.

And especially in the age of social media, like Resenior and his kind of office David Brent-esque approach to

PR and man management wouldn't probably gain as much traction if people weren't sharing it instantly on social media.

Amaran is a great example because back in August when United lost in the League Cup to Grimsby, miles below them in the English pyramid, there was a picture of him on the sidelines.

It was lashing rain and he had a little tactics board that he was using.

Oh, I remember that.

And if it weren't for we live in an age where cameras are everywhere and you can post and share things instantly, that would go fully unnoticed.

And it is completely, utterly and totally normal for a manager to be evaluating tactics mid-game.

And it is, you know, you'd nearly be worried if he wasn't doing it.

But it looked in that moment like you are the manager of Manchester United and you're here with your little toys trying to fix things.

and fix a team that can't beat Grimsby.

It's completely overblown, but that's the kind of thing... But it's one...

Exactly your point.

It's one of those things that they were able to go, yoink, we're using that against you.

Yeah, fans would kind of be a bit cynical then.

And then with his outburst after the Leeds game, directly poking at Jason Wilcox, the director of football and the board.

He nearly... It was like a kamikaze move.

Yeah, it was...