Manchester United's new boss Ruben Amorim feels that in two years you can see if he is the right manager for this process but that it will take more time than that to totally turn it around
Carrington, Manchester, UK
Carrington, Manchester, UK
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00:00The average sort of length for a manager here over the last, since Sir Alex, has been about two and a half years.
00:08Is that long enough to really stamp your authority on a club and really get to where you want to be?
00:13Because Eric kept saying, you know, he's brought young players through and he kept saying have patience,
00:18you know, the likes of Gunnar Truman. Is two and a half years long enough? You've got to need more than that.
00:23I have two years and a half of contract and you guys talk about that.
00:29I think two years, you can understand if I'm the right manager to go in this process.
00:37I think we will need more time because if you look to the other clubs that are winning this league,
00:47they are doing this process for a long time. But they are winning.
00:52That's why they have time to do this project.
00:57So I understand that we will need more than two and a half years. We have to win something, somewhere.
01:06But in two years, you can understand if you want to continue in this path or you have to change.
01:12So we will see how long it will take.