Quote from: Blitzboy on Today at 07:54:53 AM

Quote from: pawel7777 on March 26, 2024, 11:58:23 PM

Man United are not very lucky when it comes to managers after Alex Ferguson retired. They keep changing them every season or two with no visible effects.
Now the latest rumours are they are considering Gareth Southgate, but Ten Hag is almost guaranteed to keep his job until the end of the season.

The team's performance is definitely far from satisfactory. After finishing 3rd last season, fans were hoping Man Utd would engage in the fight for the title this season, but instead, they're witnessing their team struggling to even break into the top 5.
There's clearly something wrong with United's attack, they've only scored 39 goals this season, which is very low for a club of their calibre (for Comparison, Arsenal has 70).

I don't think anything could save Ten Hag's position unless he manages to please the fans and club owners by winning against Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal.

Look, you're 100% right about United post-Ferguson. We've gone from a force of nature to a...well, lets just say its not pretty. Used to be Old Trafford was untouchable. Now we're just praying for decent results. This attack is pathetic. 39 goals? Arsenal has almost double that. Ouch.

Ten Hag...Im gonna be honest, the guy might not be the answer. Not his fault the club's a mess, but those numbers are brutal. That third place last year fooled us. Right now, it feels like we're backsliding. Forget the title, will we even make top 5? If not, changes NEED to happen. Maybe big wins against Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal would buy him time, but thats a tall order. We're missing that fire, that United spirit. Something's gotta change, and fast.

However, not everything is Ten Hag fault, because Ten Hag also only continued players from the previous coaching selection. So if we blame Manchester United performance, we will involve many coaches who failed. I admit that so far Ten Hag hasn't been able to do much, plus its player purchasing policy is also not quite right, including Ten Hag monotonous strategy. Then financial support from Glazer has become quite a complicated problem since he took charge of the club. Sir Jim also hasn't made much movement either in the transfer market or in improving the stadium. For Manchester United there is no longer any hope of securing a UCL ticket next season, Ten Hag failed in his first season but this is all still normal because improving the club requires quite a long process. I'm not surprised that Manchester United lost their playing philosophy after Sir Alex left. He also left the club but did not prepare the right person to replace him. At that time, if you still remember, Pep Guardiola was also one of the candidates to replace Sir Alex, but unfortunately he was not selected and was chosen by Manchester City. What happened to Manchester City? able to outperform Manchester United in everything, performance, stability and also the quality of its players.