Every word from Ruben Amorim’s Everton press conference – embargoed section | OneFootball

Ruben Amorim says he has a feeling the dark days will return at Manchester United.

Amorim was facing the press in the embargoed section of the scheduled conference ahead of tomorrow’s Premier League clash with Everton.

The first question was whether the “dark days are over”.

“I have always that feeling,” Amorim replied. “I think it’s also my job, especially in our club, to always have that feeling. That give me the sense of urgency in every training that I have. Then, again, playing Every game in Premier League, you can sense that everything can change so fast because all the teams can win any game. If you see the bottom, they have a lot of points. Everything can change in one moment. I don’t like to say the storm is over, but we are more prepared for any storm in this moment. Let’s take this sense of urgency to every game.”

The next question was whether the reverse is possible and whether United could go on a long unbeaten run,

“We need to think to be six games unbeaten,” he replied. “But then unbeaten is not enough. I came from these last two games, but especially the last one, very frustrated. For us, it’s not enough.”

“In this club, it doesn’t matter at the moment. It’s not enough to be unbeaten. And beaten is not everything. We didn’t win the last two games. So I think like that. I don’t think that we are unbeaten five games ago. In my mind, we don’t win a game. We are going to the third game. In the last two, we didn’t win. So that is my feeling.”

The subject turned to Kobbie Mainoo and Joshua Zirkzee. “If they ask to leave the club in January, whether that be on loan, would those requests be entertained or have you made the decision to?”

Amorim replied: “The first thing is that the club comes first place, so we have to think about the club and the team. Then everything can happen. I was a football player, I understand everything, and I want to help my players in every situation. I don’t know what is going to happen. I want my players happy. I understand the that the World Cup is there, and I know what it means for the World Cup, but Manchester United comes first. If I can help the club and the players, I will be happy. If not, I have to think about the team.”

Quotes are still being released … More to follow …

Read every word from the first part of the presser here.

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