Everton boss Sean Dyche believes Ruben Amorim will bring a sense of positivity to Manchester United ahead of their Premier League clash
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
Finch Farm, Liverpool, UK
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00:00So what of Manchester United on Sunday, Sean?
00:02Has your task been made a little more difficult
00:05because it's the new manager's first home Premier League game in charge?
00:09Well, I think everyone talks about a new manager bounce and all the rest of it.
00:12So it's more difficult in that kind of way of thinking,
00:15but they're still good players.
00:17You know, they've got good players.
00:19A new manager of the Premier League, maybe give a different feel to it.
00:21I'm sure he's been working with the players and trying to get his thoughts across
00:26in the limited sort of time period they've had with obviously playing last night as well.
00:30Did you watch the game last night? I did.
00:32Have you met the manager before?
00:34No, no, I don't know much of his work other than,
00:37you know, stuff from the TV and stats and facts, but I don't know much of his work.