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Ten Hag won the FA Cup, congrats to him, but let's be real, that doesn't erase the fact that United under his watch has been, for the most part, a hot mess. Putting lipstick on a pig doesn't change it. They're supporting him and giving him more time because of one trophy? This is major delusion. Man, this is Manchester United, not the Championship. Expectations are high, as expected. He's acquired new players, but let's see him convert them into a team, not just a bunch of guys in the same shirts

The Champions League relegation big boys will be their biggest test. Ten Hag will leave faster than Ole Gunnar Solskjaer if they can't compete with the actual contenders. The Glazers and United board must wake up. Results now matter, not hope

Look at the team's performance this season. It has been erratic, up and down. Manchester United does not produce that kind of output. We are discussing a team with a winning legacy and league-dominating history. Week in and week out, we need a manager who can take a decent squad and make it outstanding. Ten Hag has a contract extension, but I'm not entirely sure about that. He has brought fresh athletes, but has he actually assembled a team? That begs the question. Let's find out what he can accomplish in next season. Let's see whether he produces consistent answers.

Take it easy on Erik Ten Hag man, Rome wasn't built in a day. My vex with most of what I read on is that, y'all fail to give him his flowers for all he achieved during his good days, you focus so much on his bad days and use that to tear down all he had done for the club. I'm disappointed. Last season, if you watched or read most interviews from former players like Wayne Rooney and Nemanja Vidic, you'd see that tjey have all been defending the manager and that most senior players in the club are not doing much to fight for their manager.

No manager will face such setbacks and not fall short of his options. He had some of his decisions wrong during on going games but that don't mean he is a bad coach.
Yeah, Yeah his contract was extended. Manchester United are yet to sign up a concrete center back for him, when they do that and get a much younger midfielder who is Injury free then we can now go ahead to judge Erik Ten Hag.

Erik Ten Hag will have a great season I'm expecting a whole lot this season. Those signatures would be fuel to his fire anyways.