"First of all I can feel it, it is not just that thing that people say, I feel it every day. Sometimes the pressure I put on the team and myself is so much bigger. I know it is going to take a while. It is really good to hear that."
"I think it helps our fans to understand that leadership know it is going to take a while. But at the same time I don't like that because I don't want that feeling in our club that we have time to sort things out. We need to prove in football and at big clubs that every week we are ready to win games."
"When you play in big clubs, you need to win every game. We have difficulties some times to play with that responsibility. Maybe when Manchester United are not expected to win, it is easier for the players to perform but we need to change that. I know this game is special for our club. I know they are competing for a number of titles. It is one more game we need to prove again that we are playing better. We need to be better in both boxes. It's one more game that we need to win."
Ruben Amorim reports daily backing from Manchester United leadership while stressing that on-pitch mentality and results must improve. Co-owner Jim Ratcliffe has committed the full three-year contract to allow time to prove progress. Amorim accepts heightened internal and personal pressure but warns against giving the impression that there is unlimited time to fix problems. United sit 10th in the Premier League and remain winless in their last nine league trips to Anfield. The upcoming Liverpool match is framed as a statement opportunity, with emphasis on winning and improving performance in both defensive and attacking areas.
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