What is the best explanation for this United loss yesterday with a poor performance no striker and removing your chances of getting a goal, Bruno Fernandes was the only player who can give United a chance to score and Erik ten Heg wasn't seeing it because he wanted to make a sub that would produce goals at the last minute, meanwhile he was reducing his chances of getting a goal. Good thing the Brighton coach was wise enough to bring in players that can hustle up the ball and make a last minute striker. The game wasn't interesting starting from the first half but when it became fun was towards the closing part of the game. This shows that Erik ten Heg doesn't have what it takes to pull Man UTD out of pressure, no tactics or whatsoever and he can't be the man for the Red Devils.
From last season too where Erik Ten Hag had no tactics at all to rely on into the match so that Manchester United always lost more often even with a fairly narrow score. Actually there are some pretty good players in the Manchester United team, but all of them cannot be maximized well by Erik Ten Hag and I hope that doesn't happen again this season. But in yesterday's match, the team still reflected the old way of playing, so there were several opportunities that the Manchester United players could not take advantage of.
Well, I must have laughed out loud at Ten Hag's supporters and defenders. Brighton beat MU for the fourth time in a row in the Premier League and the value of Brighton's starting line-up in the match was only a quarter of the transfer value of new striker Ramus Hojlund. If we don't consider the amount of money spent or the prestige of the names in the MU squad, Brighton has the "upper hand" when evaluating their strength. Despite not yet fully integrating with Brighton, 31-year-old new coach Fabian Hürzeler has a strategy to beat Ten Hag's students, whom he has coached for three seasons.
Ten Hag is currently criticizing and blaming the defense, but it is clear that his tactical system is the biggest problem. Ten Hag was given a lot of money by the MU board to recruit the stars he wanted, and what is the current result? What excuse can explain what problem MU is facing? If Ten Hag were hypothetically coaching a team with no money, I don't know how bad he would be.