Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim reveals unique new preparation strategy for Everton clash
Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has hinted that his players will be playing walking football in their preparations for Sunday's Premier League clash against Everton at Old Trafford. The Red Devils are set to face Sean Dyche's side less than 72 hours after their Europa League triumph over Bodo/Glimt, with the match scheduled for the early lunchtime slot on Sunday.
Amorim made six changes to the United line-up against the Norwegian champions last night and suggested he would rotate again for the first of nine games in 30 days in December.
United have an indoor pitch in the academy building that is due to be used by some players for their pre-match prep.
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"I was a football player. Football players: videos more than 12 minutes? Forget! Because they lose the concentration," Amorim laughed at the suggestion of video analysis, something with which Erik ten Hag was reportedly thorough.
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"Then we have all the staff. For example, Carlos [Fernandes] is with the strikers. They will show individual moments. So we will try to cope with that. Everybody has a job in the staff and they are maybe more important than me!
"Trying to see the game and what is missing. They are very good players, they need to believe and we will show individual stuff. Team stuff. And work. If you cannot run, you can jog and make the same exercise.
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Luke Shaw made his first United appearance in over nine months at Ipswich Town on Sunday before his second-half introduction against Bodo/Glimt.
And Amorim has revealed he trained after the game on Thursday night as United carefully manage each player's workload.
He added: "Without training we have to use the games. I felt that we press a little bit higher tonight and all the time and Mason Mount did 60 minutes with high intensity. Rasmus [Hojlund] was dead in the end.
"The guys playing have to push more. Push the guys to the limit. And the other guys have to train tomorrow.
"Luke Shaw did some minutes and he's going to train now because we can do today some things tomorrow we cannot do and we will manage with all the staff how to cope with that."
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When asked what he expected, Amorim replied: "A win. I am hoping to win., It's going to be a different match with a lot of fighting, long balls, second balls.
"They have a quality coach that understands the league, that understands the moment of the opponent. We need to have the ball because we have a short time to recover. We need to rotate the team.
"I hope for a win and I hope to see different things and to see my team improve like we did from Ipswich to now [Glimt], with Everton, without training. But I expect to see different things and better things."
Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim reveals unique new preparation strategy for Everton clash
Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim reveals unique new preparation strategy for Everton clash
Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim reveals unique new preparation strategy for Everton clash
Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim reveals unique new preparation strategy for Everton clash
Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim reveals unique new preparation strategy for Everton clash
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