Arsène Wenger once spoke of managers being in a "permanent tribunal". This is what Amorim's term at Manchester United has felt like: buying himself a week's grace but never exceeding it. After a stuttering victory against Chelsea, United traveled to Brentford needing to prove that they could muster something resembling form, but once again faltered, and so our analysis this week once again falls into the existential rather than the intricate. One day soon, we may be able to talk about a match purely in isolation rather than evaluating the entire club after every play, but this is not that day.

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