Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 12:40:23 PM

Quote from: len01 on Today at 08:48:32 AM

looking back at Man United performance last season and comparing it with this season doesn't seem fair.
I mean, last season Man United looked fine because they didn't have any problems which allowed the team to still perform in great style but this season there are several problems that affect Man United performing badly and the first problem is related to bringing in the wrong players and then the number of player injuries at the start and middle of the season.
and on the one hand, another problem is Sancho who has problems with Ten Hag, whereas this player actually has great potential to help Man United improve the quality of performance but management chose to stop Sancho and loan him to another team.

well, from the difference in conditions it is quite clear that currently Man United will not be able to be like last season and even competing with Liverpool is impossible because in terms of depth the quality of Liverpool players is better than Man United and regarding Mbappe I never thought that he would join a team that is experiencing some problems that will not be able to provide any prestigious achievements.

Wrong players? I can say that no wrong player came in. Sofyan Amrabat would be the name to be mentioned but he came into Manchester United only to be found Injured and when he returned he had a good game against West Ham United during the cup game and after that game he flopped. He flopped because the environment was already bad and it affected his game play. Second was playing him as a left back which must have distabilzied him mentally.

Take a look at Newcastle United and Eddie Howe, they're not faulting him the way they're currently faulting Erik Ten Hag why? But meanwhile, Erik Ten Hag is having a better season than him. Club legends like Gary Neville and those who linked with the move for Southgate are all daft. They will learn the hard way when Manchester United gets relegated.

Erik Ten Hag is not the problem, he should be backed up for next season. But will that be possible?

When a team's performance declines and they cannot provide what their supporters want, then the public will automatically give their assessment. They will seek scapegoats to blame, which in this case, if not a coach, then players. It may seem unfair, but there must still be someone responsible for their poor performance. To improve Man United to be even better, it cannot be done instantly because their foundation as champions has long been lost. So it has to be forged from scratch and it will require the expertise of the right coach, trust & full support, and a long enough time so that progress can go according to expectations.