Quote from: Republikcoin.com on Today at 02:19:48 AM

Manchester United has suffered 8 defeats from 15 matches this season, whereas during the Jose Mourinho era he was sacked after experiencing 6 defeats from 17 matches, I can't understand why Manchester United's management is defending Ten Hag too much, even though it is clear that he has failed.

It has not been a good one for Manchester united and there level of consistency have reduced, they are finding it more difficult to win games, the number of goals and loses under the management of ten hag is just to much compare to when Jose Mourinho was the coach, but changing coach at this point won't be a solution to Manchester uniteds problem. May be the management want to give ten some more opportunity to bring back the clubs glory.

Quote from: Rampagoe004 on Today at 04:59:56 AM

I think this is because United is also having difficulty finding a new coach. Or it could also be to give Ten Hag the opportunity for a season or two to improve the team's performance. I think in the Mourinho era United was a strong team so a few defeats could make a coach get fired. But now what can United expect from sacking Ten Hag? I think this is a wise decision made by Manchester United management because currently their focus is on improving performance and it takes a long time to do so.

It does not look as if Manchester united wants a new coach, if it was so there would have been rumors. There are so many faults that are seen than people that are even on the pitch. I think if he does not improve truly then he should wait for a replacement very soon, I feel they have even given him to much chances. Mourinho did better am just surprised why so many clubs having issues currently, Arsenal to is not that stable. And the sacking should be left for the management to decide. They really need to improve the performance of the club. Let's all wait and see what happens next.