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Ten Hag? Worst coach in the universe? Damn right. This isn't hyperbole, it's cold, hard truth. He's got the tactical acumen of a goldfish, and his man-management skills are nonexistent. Unless Ten Hag pulls a rabbit out of his hat – and let's be honest, that hat's empty – this season's gonna be another train wreck. Europa League? Forget it. Premier League? Laughable. This isn't about new players, it's about a new philosophy, a new identity. And Ten Hag? He's the last guy to deliver that

Inasmuch as I don't rate Erik ten Hag among the best managers in English Premier League, I wouldn't not agree to your opinion that he's the worst manager in the universe. That's exaggeration at it's peak and you know that. We saw how Dutch club Ajax was performing under Erik ten Hag and for him to also manage to win two trophies in two seasons for Manchester United makes your description of him absolutely unfair. I'm not satisfied with his performance with Manchester United because considering the quality of players at his disposal, I expect much better than I've seen from him. He's a good manager for average European clubs but not for a big club like Manchester United.

for me personally, Manchester United can not be said to be ideal. moreover, they have only played one match. but considering when they played their first match against Fulham, the performance of the team coached by Erik Ten Hag was quite good. especially, their defense line. although some players have not been able to be optimal, but their gameplay is very clear. besides, United also now has an alternative striker to replace Hojlund who was injured. talking about Erik Ten Hag, clearly we are not Manchester United supporters and admirers of Erik Ten Hag. however, this Dutch coach has a clear vision and mission. unfortunately, they experienced a series of obstacles that made the team's performance last season. not entirely Ten Hag who was at fault, in fact the United players performed poorly even though they had been given many opportunities. the factor of injured players, added to their poor performance. this season, some of the players they brought in were the right steps. except, Leny Yoro, I do not know the track record of this player. in fact, Ten Hag adopted the philosophy of modern football, a fast one-two-touch game. however, what he wanted to implement has not gone well. do united have a chance in this competition, if they can play consistently and improve more like in their first match. yes they have a chance for that, regardless of what they target in the premier league.