How have Portuguese managers fared in the Premier League?

Manchester United's Ruben Amorim is set to become the seventh Portuguese coach to manage in the Premier League

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00:27Three premierships and I won more premierships alone than the other 19 managers together.

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00:55You know, he's a specialist in failure. I'm not.

01:00Three for me and two for them. Respect. Respect. Respect, man. Respect. Respect.

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01:24What I expect is to all this experience that I've had is try to help now Forrest and the players,

01:32especially the players. Give them solutions, help them to become better players.

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01:42That moment, of course, I should not be sent off. That is the situation because it's a position

01:47where I have to be there. In front of them, difficult moment for my players and I have

01:51to be there to protect them and to take decisions, of course.

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01:58I really like to be in a league that understands philosophy in a different way and the way of

02:06playing football. You know, everything in England is a little bit more chaotic.

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02:15Amazing. That's why I said before, amazing job what Nuno did here. He bring one team from

02:23Championship to Europa League. Now it's my turn to continue with that project.

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02:32We was three years and a half in Sheffield Wens and half a year in Swansea. We stopped one season

02:37and we decided to stop. And we decided to stop to do a reflection about the things that we did

02:42and the things that we want to do in the future. And we changed almost everything.

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03:06I feel ready for the new challenge. I'm not naive. I know that it's going to be very,

03:13very different, very tough, but I feel that I'm ready.

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