Quote from: SatoPrincess on Today at 12:10:13 PM

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. This shows that ETH is not scared or even remorseful of his poor performance. Even if he is convinced that he wouldn't be sacked, this is not the best time to make such a statement.

What a week for Manchester United. Drawing at home to Twente in the Europa League, and losing 3 nil to Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford is a humiliating result for a team like Manchester United. I’m surprised that all this is still not enough for Manchester United bosses to reach the conclusion to sack Erik Ten Hag. It seems winning an FA Cup is more important to them than winning the Premier League or at least performing like a top club that they are. Manchester United are going to finish mid table this season and the club does not have a problem with it.

It seems there is something that made the board think twice about deciding to fire Ten Hag, and maybe if they take that decision, it is feared that Man United will be even worse. Man United has already spent too much money on Ten Hag, and also so many of the players he brought to Old Trafford. So if there is a new coach who replaces Ten Hag, it is not certain that the person will be suitable with Ten Hag's legacy, especially since the season is already underway. If the new coach even wants his own team, then the board will have to dig deeper into their pockets.