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Manchester United have formed a new way of measuring success. Manchester United had a draw against Aston Villa, and the fans were delighted with the result. This is the shambolic state the club is in at the moment, the standards have dropped significantly. The team has consistently demonstrated that they cannot perform under Erik Ten Hag yet Manchester United bosses are backing the manager. The other teams in the Premier League are happy to have Erik Ten Hag as United’s manager.

You can see how bad the team has reduced her glory to the point that her fans get over excited when the team is playing q goal less draw against a small club like Aston Villa. The fans are not to be blamed because they are tired of complaining about the poor performance of Manchurian United but I blame the management of Manchester United who has kept their hope on Erik Ten hag to the point that he seems so comfortable to say a whole lot of shit after losing matches because of the backing he's got in the team. The other teams in the league is very happy because playing against United right now a good team should be able to get an easy 3 points unless the team is unlucky like Aston Villa because Manchester United is getting worse every day in their performance.

When talking about Manchester United, the impression we get now is poor performance, which all comes from Ten Hag inability to manage the team, so we can see many disappointed fans. No one knows how long Manchester United will continue to experience ups and downs in performance, but it's clear that many believe a new change will happen if Ten Hag is sacked from Old Trafford.
The poor performance experienced by the Red Devils at the moment has made them no longer considered a force to be reckoned with, it happens in almost all competitions. We realize that Manchester United is a team with a better reputation and is considered a dominant team in European football, but now they have been doubted by many.
It would be fortunate if Ten Hag can create a turning point in performance after the international break, so his position as manager might be maintained. In fact, on many occasions Ten Hag has been very disappointing to the fans, and I think it's very natural that many now hope he will be sacked.