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Yes, I don't think this is too important to discuss because whatever the result, we can't change the results that have already happened. Man U also has the right to get it, which doesn't mean that their inconsistent performance raises doubts among most people. This is the Premier League, friends, where the competition is very fierce and difficult. to predict the results.
The most important next season we will see Man U's performance in the UEL. I think Man U could be the favorite here knowing that the competition in the UEL and UCL is different. Erik Ten Hag has a big chance to become champion but it depends on the skills the coach has in managing him.
Just look at last season: Liverpool, Roma, stacked squads, experienced coaches, and where did it get 'em? Nowhere. This is the UEL, not Sunday league, sweetheart. It's unpredictable
Now, Man Ten Hag's is a fine manager; MU has potential, certainly, but talent by itself does not bring trophies. It's about tenacity, flexibility, and how you handle whatever surprises this competition tosses at you. So let's, indeed, slow down the victory procession's progress. See how the season turns out; keep in mind in football that nothing is certain until the last whistle blows