Amorim discussed midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, who has been trying to secure a loan transfer away from the club but has been denied so far. Amorim expressed his desire for Mainoo to stay and fight for his place, acknowledging that players who don't get to play may feel disappointed but ensuring that everyone will have equal opportunities to play.

Amorim also shared his personal struggles as a manager, admitting that he sometimes feels like quitting due to frustration with his team's performance. He expressed a desire to be with his players for 20 years, but also acknowledged that there are times when he doesn't want to be with them. Amorim emphasized the need for improvement and acknowledged that it won't be easy.

After the Grimsby match, Amorim was critical of his team's performance, stating that they were not good enough. He explained that he sometimes hates his players, sometimes loves them, and sometimes wants to defend them. Amorim acknowledged that his behavior may not be what experienced people expect from a manager, but he will continue to be himself and express his feelings honestly.

Amorim highlighted the small details that can make a significant difference in a team's performance, such as fighting for the ball and running. He emphasized that it's not just about the result, but also about how the team performs and the effort they put in.