Quote from: baeva on June 12, 2024, 08:28:01 PM

Two trophies with the team is a really good achievement, but I'm still against him staying in charge of a team that is extremely unstable under his leadership. With such consistency it's lucky that they won a trophy this season and didn't fall even lower in the standings. I hope that if something goes wrong next season they will change the coach immediately. This chance should be the last one for Ten Hag

These two titles are not titles that are easy to get because the coach is also trying his best so that at the end of the season Manchester United returns home with 1 title in his hand rather than not getting any title at all, maybe Erik Ten Hag is not a good coach but he is also not a bad coach so In my opinion, he is still quite worthy of staying at Manchester United in the hope of improving Manchester United's performance next season. If he feels unable to do so, then the management will fire this coach. There is no harm if the management gives time to Erik Ten Hag because every coach really needs time. Erik Ten Hag Hag has had 2 seasons with Manchester United and maybe the 3rd season will be decisive for this coach.

If he can't improve the club's performance, I think next season will be the last season for Erik Ten Hag. The club also has to think about a suitable coach to train the club in conditions like this. It's not even easy to appoint a great coach to manage the club if the club is in such a condition. it's not good and the coach will definitely think long and hard about coaching a big club, worried that it won't live up to the fans' expectations.