It is not how he would have planned his early days with his new team.
“It’s so much harder to come to a team in the middle of the season, because you have to get to know the players during the games,” Amorim said.
“[But] it depends. If you are winning, it’s a lot of fun having a lot of games, trying to make some changes tactically and winning games. But if you are losing, you don’t have the time in training to work out everything you want to work.”
After the clash with 17th-placed Ipswich, Umited host FK Bodø/Glimt in Thursday’s Europa League clash in Amorim’s first game at Old Trafford, and entertain Everton in the league on December 1.
The three matches are part of a packed schedule of 12 games in six weeks.
“Where you can improve a team is in training. This is the most important aspect — it is really hard to do it on video or in recovering trainings,” Amorim said. “But we will find ways to try to cope with that.”
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