Quote from: kro55 on Today at 08:37:34 PM

I would say now is not the time to fire Ten Hag. Because last season we saw ten Hag was able to stabilize the performance of the Manchester United team. The players of the team were very confident. And consistently they were able to win. But this season they are not doing well. I don't blame Ten Hag entirely for that. Several important players in Manchester United's squad are out of the squad due to injuries. And this is why United's performance has been so erratic. With these players back in the squad I believe United's performance will improve. However, if United's performances continue to be erratic after returning from injury, Manchester United management may be looking for a new coach.

I definitely share your thoughts with you, many people are just throwing the blame at Erik Ten Hag without having to give him a second thought. This United team has suffered so many bad injuries since the start of the season. The first one was to Kobbie Maino who Ten Hag wanted to play a double pivot with him and Casemiro but unfortunately the boy got injured during preseason. Also united back four have shipped in many goals on which the blame of this one had gone to the manager also for trusting the goalkeeper but people have failed to understand that the manager is yet to play is first choice back at the same time which actually has disrupted his plans.

This Ten Hag’s job is also not on the line because if you’re reading through sports media houses your see the resorts that the board are happy with him. Why won’t they be happy when he is generating revenue for them by guiding the club to a cup trophy triumph and also got them Back at the biggest club competition which is the UCL