Quote from: Oluwa-btc on March 21, 2024, 07:32:23 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on March 21, 2024, 03:36:24 PM

It's not about the head coaches at all in my opinion. It’s just that United at some point stopped progressing (not only as a team of players, but in general) and was simply overtaken by many competitors. In short, United are behind the times. To stay at the top you need to “run” faster than everyone else, but United were not ready for this, Ronaldo described this in sufficient detail in his interview with Morgan.
But this does not change the fact that Ten Hag does not correspond to the level of top clubs and should be sent back to Ajax (along with his "miracle" acquisitions) Grin

If Erik Ten Hag gets to qualify Manchester United fir the Champions League Competition and wins the FA Cup Competition, then all of these flaggings would definitely come to an end.
Lol, I believe you must be amongst those who thinks Gareth Southgate would also be a good idea of replacement for Erik Ten Hag. I won't be fazed.

At least we all know he'll do well if he goes back to Ajax. But Gareth Southgate to Manchester United when he is not even a good coach for England National Team.
Manchester United should rather bring back Michael Carrick to manage the club rather than Southgate. In conclusion, the so called Jim Radcliffe and his team are completely horse shit.
I wonder who Sir Alex Ferguson would recommend for the club. Angry

Are you sure about this? I still remember that United should be a top club and fight not for a ticket to the Champions League, but for the Premier League title (a ticket to the Champions League should not be a question at all). If United's aspirations are so low that a Champions League ticket is enough, then even Ten Hag can perform the task from time to time. By the way, what for? After all, United can't even beat Copenhagen and Galatasaray there Grin