Quote from: EL MOHA on July 01, 2024, 11:04:48 PM

Players come and go but the club will remain. The situation of Ten Hag against the players he had little issues with wasn’t even something knew that hasn’t happened before but since it was Manchester United many escalated the whole thing and it was even sadden to blame him entirely. The most painful part of a that fans thinks he didn’t get the best out of Sancho who I didn’t think any coach got better off. This was the same player that Ten Hag actually made to go to the mountains just to get a therapy for over two months when the league was going on, only for the lad to come and think he can come to training anytime he wants. He is still United player but selling him will certainly be the best option out of the lots.

Sancho is a donkey, it's good to see that he'll be leaving the club soon. Imagine conditioning the club about the coach that it'll be the only way you can remain in the club, what nonsense!
He was never a useful player under Ole Gunner Solskjaer, not even Ralf Rangnick and Michael Carrick. Your right about Erik Ten Hag sending him out to train with personal and individual coaches to boost back his form and this isnhow he repays the manager? He is a professional, he should know the consequences of taking such things public. He is also stubborn and bringing him back into the dressing room will send a wrong message to other players, hopefully he leaves completely.

Most of these recent fanbase are dump heads with nothing upstairs. I don't even blame them. I blame the glazers for not investing into the club in the right direction.

Quote from: piebeyb on Today at 12:49:06 PM

I wonder why they are still keeping him, is the reason because Tenhag has helped Manchester United win the FA Cup last season even though in the EPL the results are quite bad and declining, but for the Manchester United management there must be a certain reason to keep him, especially since Manchester United will also play in the competition. Europe like UEL in the new season apart from the EPL domestic league, I'm still not sure he can bring Manchester United to a better performance in the EPL next season. but hopefully he doesn't disappoint everyone again like in the previous season.

Leaving Erik Ten Hag has to with both seasons as a manager of Manchester United, they have not made this decision all because of the FA Cup Competition win.
Whenever you look at the both seasons and also consider the available managers out there to replace him as new Manchester United manager, he remains the better and best option. Also, you don't have to look at it for short term, you also have to look what he can do for longer-term.

He had issues with defenders last season and the medical team gave him some wrong updates about Luke Shaw, otherwise the name Sergio Regulon shouldn't have left the club too early.