Amorin: We want to win too much and forget how to play football. We need to win to get relax

August 25th, Manchester United played 1-1 away Fulham, and after the game, Manchester United coach Amorin accepted an interview with BBCRadio5Live.

Amorin: "I think after we scored, we forgot how to play. We want to win the game too much. This desire to win is good, but after scoring, everyone on the court seemed to be thinking, 'We must defend our advantage and strive to win the game'. In my opinion, at that time we should enjoy the rhythm of the game and take the initiative to suppress our opponents. But in fact, we tried to suppress our opponents with extremely high intensity pressing, which left a lot of room for growth.

"As a team, we still have a lot of room for growth. For me, the most important thing is that the players have worked very hard in the past week and have tried their best in the game today, and we will definitely continue to improve. The turning point of this game was the moment we scored. ”

When asked how the team should "grow", he said: "We must continue to accumulate in training and in games. Teams need to use victory to gain a sense of ‘moderate relaxation’, not to reduce the intensity of the game or change the style of play, but to stabilize their mindset. We were a little passive at the end of the game because after Fulham scored, the momentum on the field completely turned to them.

"We performed online in the first half, but we lost a penalty... B Fee was carrying too much responsibility on his shoulders. I could feel the loss after losing the penalty. He might still be tangled with the mistake just now. But now, we must look forward."

When asked about the reason for his frustration when commanding on the sideline, Amorin said: "As a coach, the best thing is that he can feel the ups and downs of the game throughout the 90 minutes. I know the team could have performed better, which is why I feel frustrated. I really want to help them, but many things cannot be changed in the game, so I can only worry. But everyone can see that the players are still fighting. As long as this effort is there, I can continue to lead the team to polish it based on this. We will definitely get better and better."