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There should be no comparison between Manchester United and Aston Villa. Aston Villa are more of a coordinated club than Manchester United.
And get it clear now, Manchester United can never follow in the same pathway followed by the blues last season, Chelsea employed a poor coach who have never managed a club that has moved pass the top ten in the Premier League. That said, Graham Potter has never managed a big club like Chelsea not to even talk about the pressure that comes from the Champions League.

He was given too much time amd yet nothing positive came up. Erik Ten Hag is different, for if you have seen Erik Ten Hag manage Ajax against Real Madrid and other clubs in the Champions League, you won't be saying this. Erik Ten Hag just needs a proper defensive midfielder and new set of defenders.

In fact, Manchester United is still a better team than other mid-table teams like Aston Villa. Manchester United's performance has of course never been the same as when they were managed by Sir Alex Ferguson, but this team is a better team than Aston Villa until now. Moreover, the Premier League has not yet closed the first half of this season so there are many changes that can still be expected from the performance of each team.

Manchester United are not as good as before, but they have good squad depth to compete in the Champions League zone. Anything is still possible because the season is still long and of course some new players can be expected to spark more good performances this season. They have problems in defense and all lines, I mean the midfielders and attackers are also not performing very well this season.

Each club will try to manage their fate to become better from time to time, which sometimes succeeds and often fails. Manchester United is experiencing a steep road, so all eyes are on the ups and downs of their performance. Ten Hag was a coach who was quite respected when he coached Ajax but now he is said to be the opposite when he is at Old Trafford, however there is no other choice he can do at the moment other than trying his best for his club.

Building a club to return to glory like the Ferguson era is not an easy thing to do, we have seen several top coaches take turns leading The Red Devils squad, but none have lasted long and come close to Ferguson achievements. The setbacks of United and Chelsea should be put to good use by teams like Arsenal and Tottenham this season, because these two clubs have not won an EPL trophy in the last two decades.