Quote from: red4slash on Today at 09:30:13 PM

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I want to know the next few matches as away matches with small teams, whether Erik Ten Hag is able to win or not then clearly he has done a bad strategy even arranging the formation alone in my opinion is like not good, if you lose the next two matches there will be a big disappointment from fans.

Looking at the next few matches Mancehster United actually we can see that for their opponents are still below Manchester United in terms of level but indeed in this case Mancehster United's schedule is also quite close because from week 2 to the last week in September there are at least 5 matches they have to play and against Twente and Tottenham of course this makes me a little doubtful whether Manchester Untied can do that or not.

Manchester United is able to win all the fixtures in the image above. There's no tough opponent to Manchester United except Tottenham. And this season also, Tottenham has not proven to be formidable. They are also struggling to see the headway. So, with the improved Manchester United squad depth, they will be able to rotate players and handle even the league one clubs better.

Quote from: Abu-Naim on Today at 09:34:37 PM

Even though Manchester United’s performance is not consistent, the two teams they lost their games with are normally teams that look very difficult to defeat for Manchester United especially Liverpool. I don’t think United will be losing to Southampton in their next match because United is not a small team, and they have good performance just that their lack of consistency. Therefore, I will be expecting United to win this match as a revenge for them after they they were defeated 3-0 last weekend.

That is what people refused to understand. Brighton is not a small team in the English Premier League and likewise Liverpool. So, for an inconsistent Manchester United to lose to these two clubs doesn't mean they are that bad that they cannot beat Southampton.