At 3-1 up in the second set he looked comfortable, but the Spaniard began to apply pressure as Murray, currently world No 156, sank to his haunches following some more energy-sapping rallies. "I have to admit, I love it when I am in those pressure situations; you get that bit of pressure and when you're pushing through it, you feel like a million dollars." "[Last] week it clicked a little bit for me. I was happy with my level, and I was a bit lucky here and there, where some people would miss a double against me and I would take my chances. So I think that's the difference with what happened a couple of months ago. "I'm not saying Manchester United need to create a dynasty, but they need to find a manager who can build something from the roots up, communicate with the fans, and understands the culture, the values, principles, the entertainment, the risk - everything that Manchester United is."