Quote from: asriloni on Today at 03:16:47 AM

Quote from: Luzin on September 03, 2024, 03:47:16 PM

Quote from: $anounimus$ on September 03, 2024, 03:30:46 PM

Maybe Erik Ten Hag's success in presenting the FA Cup title is the reason for management to retain him. I think if that is the reason, it certainly does not match the large investment value that has been disbursed. Of course, anyone would be disappointed if the performance of their favorite team does not experience significant changes. I think it is time for management to give an ultimatum to Ten Hag so that he can improve the team's performance.

He doesn't seem to be aware, there's something wrong with his training model and the management doesn't see it well.

The problem was Ten Hag's coaching issue. He doesn't seem to know his team well. The way he played our fullbacks a way too high up the pitch, then leave Salah and Luis Diaz up the pitch has proven it. That strategy was isolating our CB’s one on one against Liverpool's forwards. It's also triggered press to our CDM. It helps our opponent to get moments to be one on one against our defenders. And it helps Liverpool to beat us 3-0.

What is clear is that Erik Ten Hag could not learn from his mistakes last season where the coach had difficulty implementing suitable players to be included in their starting 11, the management has spent a lot of money to recruit the players the coach wanted but the coach could not utilize them well so Manchester United's performance is not much different from last season, the defeat from Liverpool is not surprising because Liverpool is stronger than Manchester United has been seen since last season even though Liverpool is coached by a new head coach but in my opinion Arne Slot is better at strategizing than Erik Ten Hag who seems less suited to the Premier League.