Amorim proud of sticking to his beliefs as Man Utd begin to turn a corner

VIDEO SHOWS: MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGER RUBEN AMORIM HOLDING PRESSER AHEAD OF PREMIER LEAGUE CLASH AWAY TO NOTTINGHAM FOREST RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (OCTOBER 30, 2025) (MUTV – Must courtesy "MUTV". No resales. No monetisation) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGER, RUBEN AMORIM, SAYING:     "It was a journey. It was a big journey. It was tough. It was really tough. Good moments, bad moments. I learned a lot, that is really important. I found out that even in my lower moments, I can stick with the things that I believe. And that is a good thing for anyone to understand. Today, the answer is different from three weeks ago, so it is important to understand that. It is one of the biggest honours of my life to be here and I want to continue here for many years." 2. WHITE FLASH 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGER, RUBEN AMORIM, SAYING:     "I always said that I have a way of playing that is going to take a while and then in the future it is going to be better. So, we don't know that. Then I can look at Sean Dyche as a manager and then as a pundit. If you are a pundit and you don't say very strong things, I don't want to watch you. I am the same. I can understand that it is a completely different job. And I know that Sean Dyche is really smart and he knows how to play the game. And he also understands that one thing is when we are seeing the game and talking about the game. It is another thing to coach a team. So, I understand that. I have nothing to say, I just want to win the next one.” STORY: Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim described his first year at the Old Trafford club as a rollercoaster journey on Thursday (October 30) but took heart in staunchly sticking to his principles as the Premier League club finally shows signs of progress. After enduring heavy criticism for his formations and tactics, United finally won three games in a row for the first time under the Portuguese manager who approaches his one-year anniversary at the club next month. United sit sixth in the standings with 16 points after nine games, six points behind leaders Arsenal and a point ahead of reigning champions Liverpool. Forest are managed by Sean Dyche, their third manager of the season and one of Amorim's critics, with the Englishman saying earlier this year that the Portuguese would have won more games with a 4-4-2 formation. Amorim said he was unsure if injured defender Harry Maguire would be ready for the game while Lisandro Martinez is not ready even though he has returned to full training after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury in February. (Production: Kurt Michael Hall, Mussab Al-Khairalla)

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