Ed and Dharnish continue their tactical review of United’s season, covering the period from early November to Ruben Amorim’s January sacking. This period included a run of inconsistent, often drab matches saved only by United’s success from set-piece finishing. Then the turning point: 4-4 against Bournemouth, possibly United’s best attacking performance under Amorim, and a shift toward a back four. Only for Amorim, inexplicably, to return to a back three against the wishes of the club.
00:00 Part Two Overview
01:19 Set Pieces and the Autumn Run of Results
03:14 Why Was It Going Wrong?
05:14 Bournemouth 4-4: Amorim's Best Football
10:53 Back to a Back Three and the Wolves Debacle
14:20 Amorim's Sacking: Press Conference and Why He Failed
14:47 Could Amorim Have Found a Higher Ceiling?
24:17 Final Verdict and What Comes Next
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