Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi feels his coaching has room for improvement.
De Zerbi will lead Brighton into a first ever Europa League campaign on Thursday.
The Italian said, "I don't know if I helped the players or if I put more pressure on them, but as a coach I have to adapt and convey passion with my behavior and with what I do.
"The DNA of the team is always the same. My idea of football is which I believe makes it easier to get a result, as well as making my fans happy. We want to play with courage, we started with these ideas and then we can also lose, but we must do it by showing our qualities and trying to win in all competitions."
"I think I'm a good coach, but I know I can improve. I have a lot of confidence in myself. I still don't know everything I want to know. The improvement in football is not over yet. I'm living a dream. Sometimes I wonder if everything what's happening is real, if they really are in the Premier League. We won against Liverpool, with United, with Newcastle, are you sure it's not a dream? It's crazy but for me it's beautiful."