Quote from: Altryist on Today at 01:02:34 PM

It seems to me that if they wanted to fire him, they would have already done it, but on the other hand, some intrigues and accusations around ten Hag do not subside, now it is being discussed that during the time he was coaching Manchester United, they spent a lot of money on transfers, more than 400 million, which is actually a lot, but I think that this is not only the coach’s decision, he can discuss the club’s needs for players, but transfers will be confirmed by the financial director and the owners of the club, so there is no need to blame ten Hag for all the sins of Manchester United.

In some cases, the coach is the person most responsible for the players who are brought in he has the exclusive right to choose a player and if that player fails to make a contribution then who is to blame? of course the coach. Previously I thought this was what happened to the Liverpool coach when he spent a lot of budget to bring in players and his contribution was low then he chose to resign, this is an example of how coaches have a major role in bringing in players. Chelsea also experienced the same thing so several coaches were fired in the last 2-3 seasons, I think not all coaches are able to handle great players at once or maybe they need a longer adaptation.