"I don't want to change so much with the difference of 20 centimetres. If [Cody] Gakpo's shot was 20cm different then the narrative would be different. If you are a manager, you don't win a lot of games. People are going to doubt you. They have reasons for that. My point of view is that we need to be clear on our path and not change so much because we win one game."
"We have one identity, one way of playing but we adapt what kind of game we need to play in the moment. You can sense that the first half against Sunderland was not the same as the second half. We know how to manage that. Then against Liverpool, of course, we scored right away in the first play. Then we managed the game playing in a different style because it was needed in that moment. That is a good thing. Then the spirit. Sometimes when you have a good spirit you have that bit of luck that we need to win games."
Ruben Amorim says fine margins have been shaping Manchester United's season and that small differences can change narratives. Back-to-back wins against Sunderland and Liverpool have provided momentum after earlier struggles adapting under the manager. Amorim stresses maintaining a clear path and a single playing identity while adapting tactics to match specific game moments. He cited different approaches across halves and the need to manage games situationally. He linked team spirit to the extra bit of luck necessary for victory and emphasized using recent positive momentum while keeping focus on the next match, noting fortunes can shift quickly at a club like Manchester United.
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