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Ruben Amorim insists that it is flexible about his football beliefs, but admits that there are 'more problems than solutions' in Manchester United at this time.
Amorim has been criticized for being too stubborn for his tactics, especially a devotion to the three back-trees he used in Sporting Lisbon. But the Portuguese coach states that it can be adaptable while trying to take United from 15th place at the Premier League table.
“The first point, I don't be wrong, I just want to win games,” he said. I teach what I know. When I say that I stay with my beliefs, it is the way I train and the way I see football, and try to transmit it to the players.
'It's not that I don't adapt to me. We adapt. Sometimes we have short goal kicks and then sometimes long balls because the opponent is pressing a lot. I try to adapt to the players I have. My approach is to win games, especially at this time.
Amorim insists that you can see an improvement in United in the training field in Carrington, but progress is not always evident in the games.
'What I feel is that sometimes we do not feel improvements in the team, but then you have some games that you think they are more difficult and you feel that we can play and create situations. That is a good thing.
Ruben Amorim insists that he can be tactically flexible and sees an improvement in his team
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'But at this time, when you see the game you can see more problems than solutions, I think it is clear. When we play some games, I feel that things are there and we are capable, but we have to be consistent.
'What I see in training is that they are improving and creating relationships. Even training sound is different.
'Sound is when in practice you are doing an exercise, you feel the sound; People are talking, asking for the ball, giving instructions and speaking between them.
'You can feel it in the environment. If you spend your life as a soccer player and as a coach, even the sound of training is important.
'I feel that we are changing that, but everything is related to the game on Sunday or Saturday, so it is important to use that in the game.
“I feel that in training we are joining and we understand that we want to play, but in the game we fight a lot.”
Amorim was talking before United's trip to Everton on Saturday at lunch time while facing former Everton manager, David Moyes, who won four of his six League games since he returned to Goodison Park last month.
“So it is an incredible job of David Moyes to recover the team,” said Amorim. 'When you see the game, you feel that trust and belief are there. It will be a very hard game.
Moyes was the first manager to happen to Sir Alex Ferguson in United, and almost 12 years later, the Scotch still throws a shadow on Amorim.
“It shows that it is a difficult job,” added the 40 -year -old, who also convened with West Ham last April for replacing Moyes in the London Stadium.
'We have to try to understand the story. This club had a figure in Sir Alex Ferguson that cannot replace. Everything was connected to a person, and when that person leaves it is really difficult. '
