Premier League managerial mayhem: spin the wheel!

Enzo Maresca and Ruben Amorim became the fifth and sixth managerial exits in the Premier League this season.

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00:00Yeah, it's a fact.

00:02Less time.

00:03It's difficult to pin something sustainable, successful,

00:06if you don't keep keepers in the job for a long time.

00:19If you asked me at the start of the year,

00:21would Nottingham Forest be a possibility?

00:24I would have said to you, no way,

00:26because the job that Nuno had done

00:28the trajectory of the club was on,

00:30but it presented itself,

00:32and I was happy to take it.

00:41You're under pressure all the time in these jobs,

00:43in this situation, that's how it is.

00:47I know the territory,

00:49I know what comes with poor results.

00:58I guess from my perspective,

01:00there's, you know, I just don't fit.

01:04Not here, just in general.

01:13With confidence, with energy,

01:15with energy of our supporters, we can do it.

01:17We are small, a small club,

01:19but we can do it together.

01:20It's not about me.

01:21It's not about me.

01:29The last 48 hours has been the worst 48 hours since I joined the club,

01:35because many people didn't support us.

01:38I came here to be the manager of Manchester United,

01:48not to be the coach of Manchester United.

01:51And that is clear.

01:53I know that my name is not Tuchel,

01:54it's not Conte,

01:55it's not Mourinho,

01:56but I'm the manager of Manchester United.

01:58Manchester United.