What is poor will remain poor, there is no need to give excuses for failure. There are other teams that had players in injury and they still perform better. In the beginning of the season when most of the important players were active, it's not like Erik was killing it so I don't think the room of excuse i necessary. Let's even use Manchester City as example, Kevin had injury and their midfield becomes incompleted as Haaland wasn't doing well but his personal performance never stop them from winning, they improvise.
I just think the club will do what they want even though people drop their opinion but if they continue this way, the team are very far from reaching the Champions League, not even next season but if they buy and sell some players, there might be some changes. I will like to see that guy called Onana dispose immediately, that's there number one red flag they are not taking into consideration.
I just think the club will do what they want even though people drop their opinion but if they continue this way, the team are very far from reaching the Champions League, not even next season but if they buy and sell some players, there might be some changes. I will like to see that guy called Onana dispose immediately, that's there number one red flag they are not taking into consideration.
It isn't an excuse for having an unsuccessful season. It is a reason for it.
Then what do you think bigger names than Erik ten Hag would be able to do in the same situation? Would they fight for the title anyway despite having a big number of injuries?When it comes to your Manchester City example... You are missing a point here. There is an enormous gap between the squad qualities of Manchester City and Manchester United. Even when they didn't have De Bruyne, Guardiola didn't face big problems. Because he still had a squad full of stars to make up for the weaknesses.
But it isn't the same for the Red Devils. They already had to improve their squad and those injuries made things much worse.
