Sean Dyche announces that he wants to manage Man United – and gives his pitch for the work of Ruben Amorim by claiming that he would win more and hand out some brutal advice

Sean Dyche has given its pitch for the Man United Job, stack more pressure on Ruben Amorim And claims that he would have won more games.

The 53-year-old, who was fired as Everton Manager in January, called United as the club he always wanted to manage and spoke about the disorder at Old Trafford.

United still has the Europa League final as a road to the Champions League Next season through the back door but the Premier League Campaign has been a shame.

They are 16th in the table and the profit percentage of Amorim is a pathetic 24.

Sean Dyche spoke about the Stay at football podcastbrought by you Sky Bet And said: “He doesn’t change the way he plays. He [Ruben Amorim] Better what games win – fairly quickly.

‘I think if I went there and played my way, we would win more games. Only 4-4-2 are they basic rules of principles.

“We all go,” Fair Play ” – but he has been there now, so it’s better to get some victories quickly.”

Dyche continued: “Howard Wilkinson had a great saying, he said:” Win, survive, succeed “. In short, you have to win first, and then you can survive because you win, and then success is when you put all your principles and your playing style.

“So, if he can win enough, what the care is at the moment, and then survive the process and then succeed – then that gets better.”

Dyche admitted that United is the club that he would like to manage the most and said: ‘It was always Manchester United because of the size of the club, not because it is people – but because of the pure grandeur, especially then.

‘I know they are going through a tough run right now, but the whole worldwide feeling of it. That is a big super -powerful club. ‘

United has built up 24 points of 25 games under Amorim and brought down after the dismissal of Erik ten Hag.

If the results against the three degraded parties were to be removed, United would be at the bottom of the table and since January only Ipswich and Leicester would beat.

Dyche continued to say that he expects Amorim’s task to be threatened in the next term: ‘I would be surprised if Ruben Amorim is not under pressure [early next season]”He added.

‘Let’s give him the benefit of the doubt this season – he lays his platform for success, the future and the training, let’s say.

‘Then you get your preseason, because now you have that window to actually work on it, day in, day out. Verschuiv A few players who may not buy, the players in who buy them. Then, if it’s not early next season, how long do you go?

‘The easiest answer would be up to the half point for the season, but it is not always designed, is it? You get the job and it is halfway through the season.

‘If it is not early next season, I would say it didn’t work. So if I am the director of football, I go right: “You have to either change what you do and let it work, or we make a change”.

“The perfect scenario is at least if you get a preseason and juggle the transfers, then at Christmas, if you don’t have a form of success-the most people:” things have to start working pretty quickly “. You will probably get the following window, and then in January/February they go: “It doesn’t work”.

Amorim previously described his team in his term of office as the worst in the history of Manchester United.

Players who are lent from the club, such as Antony and Marcus Rashford, have seen a huge improvement in their form and the storm clouds will only be partially lifted with a victory in the Europa League final.

United will take on Tottenham next Wednesday in a match that is said to be worth £ 100 million for the winner.

Although Dyche will probably never be in the HotSeat in United, he believes that Gareth Southgate would have been a more smart appointment than Amorim.

‘I thought the job in Manchester United Gareth was fit [Southgate] Really good, “he said.

‘Coming out of the hardships to manage your country – because it is difficult to manage your country.

‘The fans and the media can ride [decisions] But sometimes you have to be brave enough. Think of all managers in the years that clubs have been brave. ‘

Sean Dyche spoke about the Stay at football podcastbrought by you Sky Bet