Quote from: Josefjix on Today at 05:50:30 PM

Manchester United couldn't comprehend an average team like Fulham and cause them to lose easy three points at Old Trafford. Erik Ten Hag should make moves to talk to the players, because there's significantly no improvement in the squad just because Rasmus Højlund was absent. I forward a crucial question to Manchester United, can't they beat the odds of winning without the involvement of their new striker? Because this is not the Red Devils I've known over the years, they have changed in all angles, especially on the pitch. Today's game was terrible, Manchester United was on the process of doing an epic comeback but ended up ruining everything injury time after equalizing the game and not been able to hold down Fulham from making another dangerous counter attack that ended up in the hosts net.

In my opinion, Erik ten Hag is to blame for this defeat, indeed many of his core players were injured but none of the reserve players were able to translate Ten Hag's tactics. Apart from that, Erik Tan Hag's mistake in choosing players was also very strange. Actually, I was also confused about the strategy implemented by Erik Tan Hag, his pressing was slow, his build up was also unclear. If the reason is that a player is injured, many other teams are also injured but can be consistent.

Apart from that, what needs to be highlighted is Man United's defeat against Fulham in this match, namely their failure to control the match. The urgent transition scheme implemented by Ten Hag did not work well. Just look at Alex Iwobi's goal in the final minutes, it was the result of failure to press and poor defensive transitions by the Man United players.

The question is, how long will Erik tan Hag realize how to fix it?