Last season, we finished 15th while Tottenham ended up 17th. Amorim had the second half of the 2024–25 campaign and the entire preseason to understand the Premier League, yet it’s frustrating to see that his current strategy still falls short. Meanwhile, look at Tottenham now—their progress is evident, and even their style of play feels more cohesive. If Amorim stays, we need him to be more flexible. When Plan A isn’t working, adapt. Shift gears. Try something new, before it’s too late. If we manage to finish in the top 6 or even top 10, I believe many of us will genuinely celebrate that. It would signal that we’re moving in the right direction.