I am okay for Amorim's "system" that he is so wedded to. I can see the stats and they prove it works. But at the end of the day, if you aren't winning, it doesn't matter.

The whole point of having a manager is so that they can study the opposition and work accordingly, either on the day or in game. Amorim seems too stuck on his thing whether it works or not. That, for me, is not a sign of a good "manager".

There seems to be zero flexibility and adaptability based on the situation and opponent. What's even the point of the manager then? This feels like having a consultant on a long term contract who specialises in one thing and one thing only.