Ten Hag had enough time and he has not being able to be productive with that time. Do you think he will be given more time that is beyond this season without replacing him? He is a great coach and that was why Manchester United brought him in as a manager. I don’t know his problem and why this inconsistency has been their for too long, I hope there’s a change soon because if there is no any, Manchester United will not finish the game in a good position with others. There is still room for improvement now that the second round of the season is just beginning.
When Erik Ten Hag was appointed, I know alot of Manchester United fans that were happy but now they frown their faces. At this point, I've no clue if Erik Ten Hag is the perfect coach that would strengthen the performance of the club or he's just one of these random coach that will struggle from the first day in office as appointed headcoach and struggle till he's fire by the team board members. Erik Ten Hag have been given enough time to fix the club but it seems he's effort is not counting, there are particles he will take to ensure he's on the winning track.
When he was appointed as Manchester united he did, his performance in the first season wasn't bad and last season he was able to coached the team to be in the first four position. For sure fans is not happy with Eric Ten Hag because the team is not performing well and you don't expect the club to still keep him when no positive result is coming from. I don't think if Ten Hag can be able to revive the team back, Manchester United have really been struggling since the beginning of the season, the performance of Ten Hag right is not what the is expecting from him, he may likely lose his jobs if the team keeps on performing poor.
Really, I feel for Ten Hag. This season at Manchester United has been tough for him. Defense to midfield to offense have been a rollercoaster, and even the offensive is struggling. He's always fixing one issue only to create another. Even Rashford has lost his scoring touch, and dont even mention the goalkeeping issue. I think blaming Ten Hag is unfair. He's doing his best, but sometimes thats not enough to restore United's greatness.
I think its more than the coach. A team game, after all. Players, staff, and coaches all contribute. But to expect Ten Hag to wave a magic wand and restore everything overnight? Its unrealistic. Besides criticism, he needs support. Perhaps he might improve things given more time and funding.