Matt Varnish
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Only Amorim has the answers to this, he has obviously seen some thing that has made him decide that Garnacho doesn't fit into his system, maybe he's reviewed all the games he's played this season and that has helped him make the decision.There’s so many points in here that we just don’t know about Garnacho. I certainly think there are some areas where he needs to mature little bit and probably get his little brother to keep a lid on what he gets up to as well.
He achieved an incredibly high performance level in his first and second years.
His third year hasn’t gone as well you’ve put a new person in as his line manager who’s asking him to do things a different way. Surely he deserves a bit of grace and adjustment time.
The doing it his own way if that’s what he’s been told to do and it’s got results convincing him to change that because a new guy is giving him a new job is always going to take a bit of time.
My view here is if Garnacho wants to go then let him go but if he wants to stay he’s earned a little more time.
To say he’s failing to me is incredibly harsh.
Maybe he has voiced these things to the board, and it's the boards decision to sell while he is worth the €60m that's being touted.
If his actions are disrupting the squad, maybe Amorim is making an example of him, if he is, it's one hell of a statement to make.
Ferguson did it with Beckham when he was arguably in his prime.