Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 08:58:21 PM

Quote from: KingsDen on March 26, 2024, 10:16:24 PM

The problems of Manchester United is inconsistency. The inconvenience might be attributed to unavailability of Manchester United players due to prolonged injuries. Erik Ten Hang has never had a handful of players available for him to choose. If defenders are available today, midfielders will not and if midfielders are available, strikers will be lacking. So, I applaud Erik Ten Hang for using an inconsistent team to go this far.

Manchester United might not be able to qualify for the top 4 this season but the management will have to buy new players for the next season in order to fight well.

And despite the inconsistency, he will be taking Manchester United to the another finals in two years, and in his second season, isn't that something great?
Erik Ten Hag is not the problem for Manchester United and they have to fix all of these speculating news about Erik Ten Hag leaving next season or been sacked completely.

They will do better if they have a well structured squad ready for the next Premier League Competition next season. Jim Radcliffe would allow the sporting directors take them decision and I'm sure they'll be back the dutch manager for success ahead.
They have all it takes to qualify for the Champions League Competition next season even if they finish fifth position on the Premier League standing.

How can you say the coach has nothing to do with the current situation of the club? We all know that when a good coach enters a club, everything changes for good.Arsenal team was in shambles before Arteta came,but he has changed alot of things about Arsenal,their playing style, aggressiveness,their defensive nature and the mentality of the boys.So when a good coach manages a team,there is every tendency that the team will do well.If Ten Hag was very good,Man u would have one of the best teams in EPL now.