Ruben Amorim is already doing what Jose Mourinho did at Manchester United

Humility is one of Ruben Amorim's myriad of qualities. "If you see the last game yesterday, was really tough," he said of Manchester United's victory over Everton. "Was 4-0 but you see the game like I see it..."

The truncated highlights on Match of the Day 2 did not do Everton justice. Amorim has not looked as animated or agitated in the United technical area as he did in the first 30 minutes..

Matthijs de Ligt's risk-aversion on the ball caused Amorim to outstretch his arms. He had to clap his hands to alert Casemiro to show more alacrity off the ball. Joshua Zirkzee was out of position to press and Amorim cut loose when Everton carried the ball into the United half unchallenged. Amad's fluffed shot did not improve his mood.

Twenty-four minutes in, Amorim turned to the bench and pointed at Mason Mount and Alejandro Garnacho. Soon, both were pulling on their bibs, scuttling down the dugout steps and warming up.

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Usually, the United substitutes warm up in groups of four in the first half. Amorim's reactive measure was a promise to the starters that two of them would not re-emerge for the second half if things continued. Ten minutes later, United scored.

Jarrad Branthwaite's brainstorm ensured Mount and Garnacho kept their tracksuit tops on at the interval. Zirkzee was in the right place at the right time for his two goals, Amad was man of the match, De Ligt helped keep a sixth clean sheet in the league and Casemiro was gratefully serenaded by the United faithful.

There are obvious similarities and differences between Amorim and Jose Mourinho. The reactive swivel and command to specific substitutes