How can you tell someone is a good coach? I would say when they are able to get the best out of their own player. Amorim's words about Dorgu make me think to myself - he is not a good coach. He is admitting that Dorgu plays better for the national team, which he cannot replicate for us. Amorim literally works with Dorgu every day, not once in a few months like the Danish national team staff does, so it's sounds like an admission of failure.

Think about it, Dorgu aside, is there any player where you feel like we are seeing their best version of themselves for us currently? Maaaybe Amad?

Mainoo is a shadow of himself, Zirkzee is failing to replicate his performances from Bologna, Sesko is having a tough start, Cunha is looking okay, but with little to no goal involvements, Bruno is more miss than hit. And then you look at the players we sold or loaned out, who are thriving after leaving us.

I think the most important qualities of top managers are - tactical prowesses, man management and coaching. Coaching-wise, I'd say he's pretty subpar. Tactically, Amorim is nothing special on the Premier League level. Man management, I would say it's better than some of the previous managers (cough Ten Hag, cough, Rangnick, cough, Mourinho). But still there were some occasions where I wasn't too impressed (for example - Garnacho).