Quote from: SatoPrincess on October 05, 2024, 08:20:12 AM

Quote from: $crypto$ on October 03, 2024, 07:06:21 PM

About Giggs, he is not a great coach and has no experience handling big teams, especially in the Premier League, of course it is not the desired candidate.

Giggs should be no where close to taking this managerial appointment for Manchester United, there is no significant changes Giggs will bring to Manchester United, he has been there before and his second coming still won’t change anything. What Manchester United need now is a very experienced coach because the current problems of the club seems to be beyond even Erik Ten Hag.

He previously served as assistant manager of Manchester United for almost 3 seasons but it did not change anything Manchester United at that time was not in its glory, although he did not have much experience but at least he had experience coaching this club and he also played well as a player at the club I think there is nothing wrong if Manchester United gives him the opportunity to become a head coach who know he can be better than Erik Ten Hag. Currently there are many coaches who do not have much experience but can provide good results so we should not doubt his performance before knowing what his current coaching system is like.