How do you feel?
“I feel great, I think it comes in the right moment of my
career because Man United is one of these clubs where you need to be prepared
for it, because it is what I used to call a giant club. And giant clubs must be
for the best managers, and I think I am ready for it.
“So I can say I am happy, I am proud, I am honoured, but the
reality is that what I love is to work and I cannot wait for 7th July to go
onto the pitch.
What are your
ambitions?
“I think we can look at our club now in two perspectives,
one perspective is the past three years and the other perspective is the club
history. I think I prefer to forget the past three years, I prefer to focus on
the giant club I have in my hands now and I think what the fans are expecting
me to say is I want to win.
“I think the players
need to listen, I want to win, and more than anything else I need the
supporters and the players to feel [that]. I say that but I think we can,
really.
“It’s not just to say what I say, so yes, I want to focus on
the history of this giant club and give what I have and what I don’t have, so I
will give absolutely everything to try to go in the direction we want.
What is your message
to United fans?
“You know I think I know what they [supporters] can give me,
I think also they know what I can give them, obviously the most important thing
are the players, and the relations of the players is to finish with them, but
what I think is very important and curious is I have played so many times
against Man United and I played so many times at Old Trafford with other clubs
and there was empathy, no problems.
“In fact I was pushed by that feeling to say sometimes my
clubs were not happy with.
“I remember for example when I won at Old Trafford with Real
Madrid I told that the best team lost and not many people were happy at Real
Madrid.”
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