It is too early to measure the strength of Ruud van Nistelrooy and also Ruud van Nistelrooy does not have much experience so it is natural that Manchester United does not yet believe in showing Ruud van Nistelrooy as their permanent coach.
I do not think too much of Man United's victory over a team that is not on par with them and indeed the Man United team is a top Premier League team that they should be able to compete in the title race.
And the dismissal of Ten Hag is a step from management to advance or make changes in the Man United team, I welcome this step and hopefully Man United can rise.
Yes it is too early to decide about Ruud van Nistelrooy, and saying he lacks the experience to coach a team like Manchester United is just a flimsy excuse. Such talk seems more about discrediting him than fairly assessing his qualifications for the job on a permanent basis. Ruud van Nistelrooy is a household name at Manchester United, and I believe he has all the potential to succeed there. His first game in charge showed significant changes and gave a glimpse of what United fans have been longing to see even if it was against a relegation team. It's been a long time since United played in such a dominant manner. Most of the United faithful will be thrilled with a commanding victory, not only for the result but for the control over possession and the energy displayed on the pitch—something that’s been missing for quite some time.
I hope Manchester United has the confidence in Ruud van Nistelrooy to give him the job on a permanent basis.