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It’s weird and proves that Ten Hag has not been doing a great job with the team, the level of inconsistency is just too high, training pattern is definitely poor or not good for the caliber of players they have. Some might think that winning the FA Cup will prove that Ten Hag is worthy enough but i will disagree because a team that cannot win small and average teams is not showing any signs of improvement at all.

Man United did have a bad performance last season. Ten Hag is still the first person who has to bear that responsibility, but I don't think it's entirely Ten Hag's fault because after all, he was quite impressive in his first season with Man United, while this season he can present the FA trophy which Man United has not been able to get for quite a long time. I think whoever the coach will definitely face tough days if throughout the season Man United has always struggled with an injury crisis.

All parties in the club deserved to be blamed, and ten Hag as well, because of his poor coaching style, had a bad impact on the team's performance. Players, management, owner, and all other elements in the club have their own contribution to make the club successful. It's not fair if we are only blaming ten hag, though he was often making excuses, but I think the unsuccessful season faced by United last season has been the fault of all parties involved in Manchester United. I will not really blame him for the many injuries that happened last season. Injury was one of the reasons United conceded a lot of goals last season.

Ten Hag needs to ensure the same situation will not happen again. He needs to recruit non-injury-prone talent. In conclusion, a revamp is needed for Manchester United to replace all of their injury-prone players.

Everyone involved in the team has their own responsibility for United performance last season, the bigger spotlight is on Ten Hag because he is the person who has a bigger role in the team. I don't think it's necessary anymore to blame Ten Hag for the setback experienced by The Red Devils last season, where club officials have now forgiven all of Ten Hag sins, and still want to keep him for next season.

A team consistency is directly related to the availability of players in the squad, United experienced a series of injuries which made them experience significant ups and downs in performance. Luckily, Ten Hag managed to lead United to the FA Cup trophy. I think if The Red Devils end the season without a trophy, Ten Hag will most likely not be retained.

It is fitting for Ten Hag to recruit players who have been tested and experienced, so that their adaptation process can proceed quickly, unlike last season, their new recruits were hot late. Meanwhile, I think Ten Hag will continue to receive full support from club officials in the transfer window, their defense is a priority that must be improved.

There's no doubt that everyone at Manchester United including the club players have their own sheer responsibility in Manchester United's poor performances of last season but we can't shy away from the fact that the it is the club's manager that should take most of the blames because it's his responsibility to make sure that the team succeeds. Erik ten Hag have been utterly poor with his tactical approaches since he became a Manchester United manager if you ask me and that's because the club is made up of quality players that can win the English Premier League title if well managed. The club management have done their best to make sure they sign quality players that will help ten Hag improve the team's performance but apart from winning the English FA Cup and the League Cup in two seasons, there's nothing else the Dutch manager can show as his achievement with a big club like Manchester United. Manchester United deserves better and if ten Hag isn't ready to help give them everything they need, they should do away with him