Manchester United BOSS Ruben Amorim felt ‘frustrated’ as poor results piled up last season, and is not entirely satisfied with his latest revival.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim admitted he often felt frustrated after taking over at Old Trafford last season.
Amorim took the last time following Erik HAG’s exit from HAG, but the Portuguese looked at HAGMAL’s PERFECT CONTACT campaign, one that saw them finish in the Premier League for the first time as they completed the 15th year.
United reached the bottom of the Europa League, but lost 1-0 to Tottenham, denying them Champions League football this season.
Amorim came under constant criticism for his stubborn refusal to change his plan, while sitting down in negotiations and suppressing conferences.
It looked as though this campaign would follow a similar pattern to earlier this season, but United have enjoyed a difficult financial recovery since their EFL Cup defeat at City, losing two of their last nine games.
They always show seven in the table, they just drink the top four, which allows Amorimu to feel very different emotions from those who endured last season.
Amorim shows in the first season of Manchester United Stain
“I felt like last year, I was always frustrated with the games,” Amorim told the Premier League. “I didn’t have time to sit down, to understand that my work is not just a voice, it is outside the voice, [it] oppressing everyone.
“I felt like last year, I was really emotional all the time, because I was fighting the results.
“I always say that this will take time, but I am a guy who has a lot of responsibility to take care of everything and control emotions gradually.”
United, however, have let the chances of many points slip away, losing 3-1 at Brenford and in the last two games, they have conceded the points that got the winning positions against Nottingham Forest and Tottenham.
Amorim’s side have conceded half as many goals (14) in the Premier League, but Amorim believes he understands the reasons why.
“I think we’re losing momentum,” he said. “I think we had some problems in some games, we lost, I think twice, casemiro, because of some pain. Harry Maguire, the same thing.
“They are key players, not just the way they play, their experience, [but also] set pieces, and people don’t take that into consideration.
“I think we are losing others [impetus] When we have yesterday, we lose that element of continuing to press in the same way.
“It’s a lot of things together. I think we think that ‘Let’s suffer the goal’. And our thoughts, we have to be just, we need another chance to kill this game “.
“So, I think it’s mental, but I think it’s also physical, so we need to improve on that aspect.”
Amorim expects a tough test for the toffees
United face Everton on Monday as the Premier League returns following the international break.
Amorim enjoyed a 4-0 win over the Toffees in his third game in charge of the club last season, but is expecting a tough adjustment this time around.
“First of all, I think they’re a better team than they are,” Amorim said.
“He’s not really together. You can’t see the results, you need to see the games, to understand that 3-0 against Tottenham [shakes head]. If you see a game, the pieces are arranged
“I think [Jack] Grealish is doing really well. He can pressure that group, he can give weight to that group. [Iliman] NDIAYE is an amazing player.
“They can put [James] Throwback dress. But also [Jake] O’Brien, I think, will play, for pieces.
“Therefore, all these things, [it] it’s a more complete team, and david moyes is doing an amazing job. It’s going to be really, really hard to win the game. “
