Quote from: Hanadawa on June 27, 2024, 12:48:13 PM

Quote from: Palakka on June 26, 2024, 06:19:37 PM

Often we hear the reason from ten hag who often blames his squad for not being able to win, but quite proud of his ability if Manchester United wins, I think player injuries are indeed a bad factor that makes Manchester United weak this season, but shouldn't ten hag evaluate all his training methods so far that make players vulnerable to injury?
In addition to player injuries, ten hag ineffective strategy in the match is one of the biggest reasons for Manchester United failure to win, keeping ten hag will certainly probably be the biggest gamble made by Manchester United at the moment.

Injuries have been the biggest reason why Manchester United have played poorly this season. Yes, of course Ten Hag must be responsible for United's poor performance because he is the head coach. However, I think the club management has certain considerations that will make them keep Ten Hag next season. Some of this is due to injuries and success in winning the FA match. As far as I remember, Ten Hag once said that Ten Hag played with the full squad in the final and he said that was how Manchester United should be. Whether Ten Hag is worth keeping or not, we'll see how United performs next season.

Injuries are unpredictable and several key players can be injured in a season.

If you look at Real Madrid, their starting XI was plagued with injuries last season but they didn't stop because of injuries, they won the Champions League and La Liga titles with their bench players. If you weaken the bench eleven by only strengthening the ones you keep in the starting XI then you will be in danger by the middle or end of the season. Manchester United planned only regular eleven players but when the regular eleven players got injured, the bench players did not support Manchester United well.

Of course the manager is responsible for this because why didn't the manager think about this beforehand. What kind of manager is he if he doesn't care that much? What will happen in an entire season should be considered first and then planned for the entire season. Those who plan in this way are basically competent managers.