Amorim, 41, lasted 14 months at Old Trafford and was finally sacked having spoken out against the club’s leadership following their 1-1 draw with Leeds.
Man United have since had a remarkable turn in form under Michael Carrick, and now sit in third, well placed to secure Champions League football.
The former boss hasn’t spoken about his exit or time at the club since leaving, but his assistant has now given us a slight peak behind the curtains.
In an interview with A BOLA, he said: “Experience is always experience, whether the outcome is good or bad, we always come away with learning.
“In Manchester, I really liked the city and the way the fans experience football, more focused on the project than on the immediate result. What I liked least was, without a doubt, feeling that our ideas weren’t fully implemented.”