Quote from: Alpha Marine on Today at 07:17:40 PM

Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 02:21:46 PM

A Skunk Manchester United fan saying this baffles me, you should already be convinced with the last three games they've played ( This is not about winning the FA Cup )
How they played against Newcastle United, Brighton and then Manchester City ( Manchester City was the better side no arguments, but they had this bit of togetherness which they've been lacking from way back this season.

Isn't this the story of Manchester United all season long? Isn't this what Manchester United have been struggling with all season? CONSISTENCY.
Man United can play two very perfect games then the next three games would be a disaster. It's been going on all season. Three good games shouldn't move anybody, what should matter is doing that across the whole of the season.

I stand by what I've always said, Ten Hag is not a bad coach, but he'll be bad for Manchester United. The fact that a particular manager was bad in a particular club doesn't mean the manager is bad. We've seen instances where a manager who was fired for being poor in one club goes to another club and succeeds. The fact that Ten Hag was successful at Ajax doesn't mean that he'll succeed at United.
Come next season, Manchester United would still be fighting for the top 4 alone, even with a proper transfer window.

Will there be? It is quite likely that Manchester United with the way they are playing now will struggle for the top 6 at all, a top four is out of the question. The management are still thinking about whether to sack him. I honestly don't understand why they are thinking - one trophy per season is not an indicator and everyone has already seen what Ten Hag can do at the helm of MU. Coaches need to be changed sooner or later anyway, I think Ten Hag's time has come