Quote from: Palakka on Today at 01:42:30 PM

Against Liverpool in the FA quarter-finals is the best game I have seen since Ten Hag has coached Manchester United, if Manchester United can maintain the same scheme of play as when they beat Liverpool of course the FA Cup can be theirs later, but the problem now is how Ten Hag can maintain that style of play when facing Conventry City ?
Conventry City is indeed a Premier League 2nd Division club and on paper of course Manchester United is the underdog, but I think it is not easy for Manchester United to beat Conventry City if Manchester United still often make mistakes in every match.

Manchester United don't have good squad depth this season to compete in the top 4 of the Premier League and that's why they are still outside the top 4 at the moment and so far I think the change of owner Manchester hasn't given much change to their squad this season, now maybe ending the season as high as possible in the league will be better for Manchester United so next season they have many opportunities to improve the squad to be even better.

There is no doubt this was one of the best win for the Manchester United and Ten Hag but with this win things are surely going to be had good positive change for this we need consistency and depth from them which was never been into this squad as we have Ten Hag as coach of the Manchester United but if they are able to keep things at this level then surely we can expect good results near the end of this season and Ten Hag is also going to have another season here at the Manchester United now they are going to face Coventry City and then most chances they will have Manchester derby in final.

Even they are having many quality players, but the players are lack of chemistry which are needed at the top level for the better results and also Ten Hag is also having wired issues which are preventing him from having good squad depth which are surely not near them in this all season so now can they do anything special in last few weeks or things will be again unpredictable.