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Quote from: Barikui1 on Today at 07:17:58 AM

This is the exact thing I was telling someone yesterday that sacking Eric ten hang right now wouldn't be fair because the players he signed into the team needs to gel into the playing system of the team, and time is very much essential for that to be possible, that's why I really applaud the hierarchy of Manchester united for not concurring to pressure by sacking Eric ten hang just only three games of the season, so I believe that it would be much fair if he is being judged by December, not now, because it's too early for that.

Lastly, as a neutral fan, when watching this Manchester united team, I feels like they are very light in midfield in terms of quality and depth, because I don't see any competent defensive midfielder in the team that can replace casemerio if he go injured or he is on a suspension, so I think that this their midfield is really going to be one of their major problem this season.

However Man United has done it with Erik Ten Hag, there is no need to fire him because then the Premier League will have interesting entertainment, especially from a team that used to be quite scary but has now turned into an entertainment event every weekend. Player recruitment has not shown positive developments or indeed will never happen even if Erik Ten Hag is given more time. In my opinion, it is not a problem of being too early or still early in the season, because as long as the League has not started, Erik Ten Hag is wasting his time while other clubs are busy fixing and producing extraordinary performances. The problem now is about the quality of the coach who is pushing himself too hard but is actually unable to hold a club as big as Man United.

I don't understand why you and the MU board can try to be lenient and let Erik Ten Hag continue as MU coach. As I said, Erik ten Hag is not talented enough to manage a big team like MU. It's time for Ten Hag to stop blaming. I don't know exactly how much MU spent during his time as manager, but it was a big sum, probably more than £500m. However, I don't see any difference. I don't see any specific plan under Ten Hag.

Look at manager Arne Slot and his short time at Liverpool, Fabian Hurzeler new Brighton manager. Ten Hag has been at Old Trafford for a long time and has spent much money on players. MU should be much better than they are now. This is Ten Hag's third season at Old Trafford, a long enough time for a lot to change. I think Ten Hag's future should be decided based on the results of the next two matches. For Ten Hag to keep his hot seat until Christmas, Ten Hag must significantly improve MU's performance.

If in the next few matches MU's performance is still the same, that is, it will not improve at all. So a quick decision must be made by the club. But I'm sure they won't fire Ten hag. I don't know how that happened, but Ten Hag always seems to be able to attract the hearts of club owners. Even when some MU fans wanted Ten Hag to be fired, that didn't happen. And the shock at that time didn't just occur to MU fans, but there were MU players who also didn't expect that their coach had managed to avoid being fired at that time. Well, in Ten Hag's third season at MU he should be able to bring MU to a better level. but in reality MU is still in the same place and there is no progress at all. they just advance and retreat at the same place. This is quite concerning but I will be patient and see this team with Ten Hag until the middle of the season. If this is still bad then I would be surprised if Ten Hag is still at MU.