Quote from: KingsDen on June 03, 2024, 05:51:53 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on June 03, 2024, 05:36:27 PM

I think Ten Hag is being left for the only reason: it turned out to be impossible to find a replacement because there are either weak coaches on the market (like Ten Hag) or those who do not want to work at United. The Cup has nothing to do with this since it is a tertiary title, and in the main competitions United have historical failures: 8th place in the Premier League (with a negative goal difference) and last place in the Champions League group stage. It's sad, but I don't think we can expect anything good from United next season.

In as much as Erik Ten Hang didn't have a nice season, it doesn't make coaches like Xavi Hernandez and Thomas Tuchel better than him. If I am among Manchester United management, I cannot any of the above coaches above Erik Ten Hang.

Certainly, it seems Manchester United is not interested in dismissing their current coach. They might have concluded to give him one more season and make available players for him to try again this season. I personally believe that Erik would have done better if there were available players for him throughout the season. For the majority of the season he played without good defense, to the extent that Casemiro was occasionally made to play defense.

It is unknown about Xavi, since he still needs to prove himself somewhere else so that conclusions can be drawn, but Tuchel is definitely better than Ten Hag, he had both successes and failures, but he worked in several top clubs. As for Ten Hag and the players he needed, doesn’t it bother you that with those players he didn’t like he took third place, and with those he bought (having spent 400 million) he took eighth place? I see a pattern here and this cannot be explained by injuries, since other clubs also suffered from injuries but were able to cope with it.