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Quote from: Leviathan.007 on Today at 03:25:28 PM

Still, even after Manchester United had the time to use another coach instead of Ten Hag, I can't understand why they didn't change their coach to use another coach instead of Ten Hag because we know in Manchester United, Ten Hag couldn't have good performance in the last season and this made the fans angry and they asked to get him fire from the team while now Manchester United lost two games and it seems the owners of this team worried about Manchester United.
I think Manchester United will even try to get him fired during the winter if he continues this bad performance in Manchester United.

If you think about it, Ten Hag is not too bad to be a Manchester United coach but he trusts one or two players too much. Even though he can still use other players when the player makes a blunder and I think this is what needs to be fixed because now he has great players in the team. Firing the coach and looking for a new one also doesn't necessarily make the club better because the coach has to adapt to the players and there are many things that need to be fixed. Ten Hak is not too bad, it's just that he needs to change the way he sees players who often make blunders and give other players a chance to replace them so that players who make blunders can learn not to make the same mistakes.

Perhaps the problem is not that the Manchester United coach was too bad, but that the Liverpool coach was better in the current match? But undoubtedly, the score of 0 - 3 is a serious indicator of some problems at Manchester United. It should be taken into account that football is a game of "struggle" strategies, when victory depends on the ability to predict the tactics of the opposing team and be able to form a counter-tactics. There is a certain element of gamble in this, when you do not know what the opponent will choose and you try to counter it with your option. And one more thing. The outcome of the event is influenced not only by the coach, but also the team, the physical and mental health of the team members, motivation, and what can I say, even the stadium where the team plays. That is, I want to say that "victory" is formed from many factors, in which there are many unknown variables, although the coach plays one of the key roles. Let's hope that Ten Hag will stay in his role and will be able to prove that he is not so bad.