Quote from: Issa56 on Today at 08:43:18 PM

Ten Hag has been given enough time, and if there is no improvement in the club’s performance, then he should just leave, but Manchester United will have a problem getting a quality coach, because I don’t even know the coach that they can get that will be able to improve the club's performance.

If Ten Hag is sacked mid-season, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer " says yes every day of the week". For now, I will conclude that Manchester United cannot be trusted completely. Sometimes they struggle to score goals, and sometimes they are very easy to concede. In the future, if they continue to experience inconsistency, fans will ask the club's top brass to re-evaluate Ten Hag, as happened last season.

Quote from: iBaba on Today at 08:54:47 PM

Ten Hag does not seem to be able to improve on his character and relationship with the players. He's still disallowing himself to be free enough to accommodate and lead the players to their best performance making it difficult for the club to be consistent enough.

As a manager, you must have the ability to boost the morale of the players at all time to give them the ability and strength to work out their skills on their games. This is the major issue I've seen from Ten Hag. He needs continue to work on his own temperament to achieve more success. It takes humility and self-discipline to become a successful manager.

The approach and strategy implemented by Ten Hag does not seem to suit most of his players, so that the players have difficulty bringing out their best potential. We can also see that Ten Hag rotations sometimes make no sense, such as benching Rashford in the match against Crystal Palace. Such decisions can clearly put him in the spotlight and raise questions, it seems that Ten Hag is the type of manager who likes to be criticized by players and fans.