Sorry Philippe, but you can't keep your job at a big club if you're failing to compete, writes GARY KEOWN as Rangers' form continues to falter
Ten games it has taken for Ruben Amorim to go public in accepting and confronting the reality of life at a massive club where returning to a position of strength is a non-negotiable. Just over a month into his reign at Manchester United, he has spoken about the fact his job is in peril because he is not winning often enough. And if he needed any reminders about the ruthless nature of life at sides properly serious about being successful, he only had to glance over his shoulder to his old employers Sporting Lisbon, who sacked his successor Joao Pereira on Christmas Day after just eight unimpressive matches in charge.
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