Quote from: junder on Today at 07:13:49 PM

Handling Manchester United from 2022 until now, in my opinion Manchester United management has given Ten Hag too many opportunities. For some reason Man United management gives full support to a coach who clearly has not shown any development while coaching the Red Devils. As you said, Ten Hag is not suitable to coach the Man United squad, that is not his place. The dismissal must be planned by MU management from now on.
The following are details of the funds that have been spent by the Red Devils board of directors during Ten Hag's coaching period along with the players who are predicted to be able to give the best performance. But the reality is as we know.

source: https://x.com/SkySportsPL/status/1830311713259835672

Not going to defend Ten Hag but I will say he has actually avoided gotten sacked for three reasons, the state at which meet the club, the trophies he has won and the change of the club hierarchy. He meet the club languishing in the Europa league spot and took them to the champions league and then won a trophy something that they haven’t won then for the past three seasons, so it was logical to leave him. Last season which was supposed to be his best season was his worse out of the two full seasons he avoided defeat mainly because of the FA cup he won and the new board thought the injury crisis was the problem for the poor season and then they had to give another chance again. This season they have spent over 200m and I think it will be the last stroke if he doesn’t produce results this time around.

The new Board are trying to clear the top tier which is the managerial positions and I think so far it is done already, so the coaching department will be next, people say they heard the CEO or direct or football backing the manager and I said yeah it was ok to do that publicly not to put pressure or negativity into the team but I surely know they have their plans going forward