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🚨 There are allegations that Manchester United sacked Ruben Amorim because the hierarchy felt their authority was being challenged and didn’t like being questioned. Now, with Jason Wilcox, Christopher Vivell and Omar Berrada seemingly showing little urgency in pursuing Antonio Conte or Julian Nagelsmann, it raises serious questions about what kind of manager they actually want. Do they want a “YES man” like Michael Carrick who will simply follow their instructions? Even the media statements are being controlled behind the scenes. United don’t need a manager who bows to the hierarchy at every turn. They need someone with the authority to make footballing decisions and the courage to challenge those above him when necessary. And if Eddie Howe is genuinely their preferred option, we have every right to question whether they are prioritising the right qualities in Manchester United’s next manager.