Quote from: borovichok on October 17, 2023, 04:25:25 PM

Quote from: AakZaki on October 17, 2023, 03:58:55 PM

Was Ten Hag's decision to dump De Gea and buy Onana the best decision? I don't think so. He has conceded 19 times in 11 matches. Pretty bad stats with fantastic transfer prices. Even Onana also did not only make one mistake resulting in a goal. I don't blame him all, because their defence is not very good either. But it seems that Ten Hag's football philosophy is not entirely running smoothly. Many supporters hope De Gea can return to Man United.

Erik Ten Hag have been making crucial mistakes in Old Trafford since his appointment as headcoach for the Red Devils. Manchester United supporters just hoped he would be able to amend the current condition of the team because things are actually not moving according his plans and they're conceding goals in every game played both EPL and UEFA Champions League. Signing André Onana as a backup replacement for David de Gea was such a terrible mistakes which won't have happen if Erik Ten Hag gave listening ears to the spaniard goalkeeper. Perhaps there's absolutely nothing he can do because the mistakes is already done, what he would do is simply surf for the solid solutions to the team's difficulties.

Same thing I've been complaining about Eric ten hag, he is full of trial and error, when I noticed this was when he had issues with Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo was obviously the best attacker united had that season, he started playing putting him on the bench, as if he had a better plan, some times he played him towards the end of the match, a player that is capable of turning around the game in your favour. I knew he was doing that to prove a point to Ronaldo, that he is under him his control as a manager, so can do whatever he wants. David de gea was doing just fine with United, why on earth did he not renew his contract. Ten hag went and brought onana colossal failure to team.