Quote from: KingsDen on September 29, 2024, 08:58:53 PM

The saddest thing I read in the internet today is not that Manchester United lost Tottenham. It is not also about the red card and neither is it about Eric ten hang's inconsistency and poor performance. What saddened me most was to read where Eric Ten Hang said that he is not afraid or scared of being sacked because he and the management have reached an agreement that they most remain together.

Sacked or stay together, it is not decided by Ten Hag. He can say so to raise confidence and mentality of himself and try to save his job but decision will be made by Manchester United owner. Reactions of Manchester United fans can contribute to the club owner's decision on future of Ten Hag. If I am in his position, I will have only two options, saying like him or proactively announcing my departure as their coach. It is really hard to do the second option so Ten Hag will try his best to save the job but the issue is whether Ten Hag already shown his best and will no longer be able to do better?

Quote from: babo on Today at 09:37:00 AM

It's a real complex thing from this point of view
Manchester United aren't playing well, but not for a month... they've been a mid-table team for years now. They should understand that there are many ways in which a team goes bad, but if they can't understand which it is it's all quite useless

for me the problem in this case is the coach

The problems are from many people, not only the coach, because they have tried with many coaches after Sir. Alex Ferguson and did not succeed. Ten Hag is one of their problems in last three seasons but if the club failed with many coaches, it has more problems with other positions and other people. It's like systematic and strategic failures in their clubs, from the owner, sports director, scout and medical team, coach team and of course head coach.