Quote from: Asiska02 on Today at 03:35:27 PM

Quote from: bots1 on Today at 11:39:55 AM

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There’s no sign that Manchester United will want to sack Eric Ten Hag any moment from now. From his interview, he’s so confident that he’s not even thinking about being sacked and wants to improve and encourage the condition of the team despite conceding a lot of goals in the league. Most of his big defeat where aging big clubs and not small clubs and only drew with some small teams which is still considerable. The management knows better why they’re keeping him and we won’t know what they’ve discussed after losing so much points in the league from the start of the season. I just hope they can do better and improve the condition of the team soon because that’s all they need now to be on the top of the league table like other top teams contending for the league title.

Elsewhere, I said Manchester United did not want to pay a compensation fee to Ten Hag if he was sacked. So the deal will probably be honored for a while while hoping for a positive impact on the way the team plays. The squad depth that Ten Hag has for Manchester United so far is not very good, but the team is always expected to do a lot.

I think it's time to lower expectations for Manchester United's change of form while Ten Hag manages the team, of course because I'm not sure he really can. Ten Hag is good in some parts, while this team needs someone better than him. However, in fact, many coaches can make their team survive in the Premier League, but find it difficult to win the title.