Quote from: mamesso on Today at 01:18:34 PM

Quote from: naira on Today at 11:00:26 AM

Quote from: babo on Today at 08:33:27 AM

as I was saying, something is wrong with the team, and the results demonstrate it, gentlemen
a team like that, nicknamed the red furies, can't go that badly
It's really urgent to make drastic changes and it's not something you can procrastinate for too long, given that the team isn't working well.

Not only Erik Ten Hag but the entire United management including Ineos and Sir Jim seemed to be silent about the club problems. I don't know what happened behind the scenes why they didn't dare to give Ten Hag a warning. This is very strange and quite suspicious with the situation of the club on the verge of collapse but as if there is no warning response at all. Wasted recruitment, poor results, a self righteous coach, the club silence suggests something is not right. Or they really deliberately want to drag the club into a worse condition.

Manchester United have lost their way since Alex Ferguson left, various managers have been brought in but none of them have managed to live up to expectations. Now the situation is getting worse, but Sir Jim Ratcliffe has not taken action on the negative results that his team continues to achieve. It is natural for suspicions to arise from various parties about this because the management considers it as if nothing is happening. It looks like Manchester United fans will have to boycott the match held at Old Trafford so that the management will take action soon.

It’s been a really tough season for Man United, and that’s a fact now. Two months in, and they’re far from reaching the top 4 or scoring enough goals.
The management could do the fans a favor by sacking the coach and focusing on real improvements. So giving him an extra year on his contract was a big mistake. If you're not doing well, no matter the cost, you should be fired. It’s better to sack him and pay off that amount than to keep giving him more money without results.