In contrast to Ruben Amorim's struggles with Manchester United, David Moyes has successfully revitalized Everton, achieving 13 points from 18 since taking over. Amorim, only securing four wins in 14 games, attributes Everton's new manager bounce to Moyes' effective tactics and player management. He emphasizes how crucial small victories are in building player confidence, admitting his own frustrations with United's performance. His approach to tactics is adaptable, focusing on principles rather than rigid formations, which he believes is key to overcoming challenges.
Amorim acknowledged that David Moyes at Everton is executing a better strategy than he has managed at Manchester United, leading to their new manager bounce.
He expressed frustration over his own win record at Manchester United, stating that the pressure is different at both clubs, complicating his tactical implementation.
Amorim emphasized the importance of small victories to build belief in players, noting that winning changes the outlook and diminishes doubts.
He clarified that his tactical approach is flexible and not confined to a specific formation, insisting that principles govern their play.
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