"I won't change my philosophy," Amorim said. "If they [United hierarchy] want it changed, you change the man. I am not going to change my philosophy. I will play my way until I want to change. Guys, I understand [the questions] and I accept it is not a record you should have at Man United. But there are a lot of things that you have no idea about what happen in the last months."
"I understand everything. It is normal [if fans are losing faith], but I don't accept that we are not doing better. We are doing better and the results don't show that, the record says everything, I understand. My message is I will do everything. I will give everything. It is not my decision, the rest. I will do my best. I am suffering more than them [fans]."
Ruben Amorim remains committed to a 3-4-3 system at Manchester United despite increasing pressure following a 3-0 defeat at Manchester City. United have suffered three defeats this season, including two in the Premier League and a Carabao Cup loss to League Two side Grimsby Town. Amorim's record since replacing Erik ten Hag stands at eight wins in 31 Premier League games. Amorim asserts the team is improving despite results not reflecting progress, argues that the club would have to 'change the man' if it loses faith in his philosophy, and vows to continue giving everything.
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