Quote from: hyudien on Today at 10:09:58 AM

Quote from: Rampagoe004 on Today at 09:39:23 AM

Quote from: QueenVera on October 08, 2023, 09:37:15 PM

Well, I think if Erik Ten Had lost the game he would had still retain his position as the manager of the club even though most of the fans are against ETH and would really prefer the board sack, well the coach might have his own share of the blame for the team's poor performance but the problem is not really the coaches fault, united would begin to perform well again when their current owners decide to sell the club to a new owner that's ready to invest into the team.

I also think that way. Regardless of ETH's performance in coaching United, I think we should give ETH a chance to finish this season with the target of at least qualifying for UEFA. Manchester United actually also needs a club owner who is willing to invest because United's reserve players cannot match the quality of the main players. This is a problem and I think every coach will also have difficulties if they cannot rotate their players.

And currently Man United does not have the option to replace Erik Ten Hag. So for several seasons, we will still see Erik Ten Hag with Man United. Regardless of whether it will get better or not, it depends on the player's condition because if you look at today the opportunity to qualify further and secure a ticket to the UCL next season is getting slimmer. The strongest candidate will again be taken by Liverpool and maybe Tottenham will end up finishing in the top 4. Man United's fate is in the hands of the Glazer family. If they are able to provide profitable policies such as providing a maximum budget, then it is possible that the problems they are facing can be corrected.

@hyudien ETH is not a bad coach but for some weird reason he’s not taking the bold decision of benching his star player’s and since the player’s know that they won’t be dropped their hunger to perform has evaporated. Furthermore while ETH has fixed a lot and those injuries clearly didn’t help but his poor transfer decisions and his selection of player’s could have cost him his job but for now Manchester United owner’s don’t want to sack him but few more loses and they’ll be forced to sack him.