"It's been all season like this. For me, it's just the way it is. It is (the) Premier League. It's also physicality and a bit of war in the 16 [penalty area]. It's also one of my strengths, so sometimes I like the challenge as well. Of course, it can get too much sometimes, but everyone has to deal with it."
"You have to be kind of big and not easy to be pushed around. Strength-wise you always want to be on top and be the best as possible. My physical features are positive for those kind [of situations]. It's always been a bit of my strength, always, even in Belgium which is less physical but the principals are all the same."
Senne Lammens has made a strong impact since joining Manchester United from Royal Antwerp, though he remains unsatisfied with his performance. His clean sheet in United's 1-0 victory at Everton demonstrated his composure handling aerial bombardment and physical challenges in the penalty area. His reliability has been instrumental in United's recent improvement under interim manager Michael Carrick, contributing to the team's fourth-place position. Lammens acknowledges the Premier League's physical intensity but views it as playing to his strengths. He recognizes physicality as inherent to top-level football and emphasizes the importance of adapting and improving through training to handle such demands effectively.
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