You are correct that Erik ten Hag will have a difficult time finding another employment because if they see his performance against Manchester United, no club will want to hire him, except for a little club that is slowly growing and will not compete in the Premier League. But if people look at his success at Ajax, they will take him quickly, but if he goes to Manchester United, I don't think he will get the job as readily.
Do you believe that a team would be willing to hire a manager who regularly has misunderstandings with his players? Not in my opinion. Every team would be satisfied to hire a manager who is going to get along well with his players, unlike Ten Hag, who sold Manchester United players to other teams. Ten Hag is not an experienced manager who understands the talent in players, and his behavior destroyed the players' careers instead of improving them. He may be able to find a job in other leagues' second division.
I was expecting Brentford to win the match as the odds were high for them. I was a bit surprised when they scored a goal in the first half. But the ending was completely unexpected. Brentford had a great opportunity to take the lead again during the injury time, but their players had messed it up. Anyway, I'm satisfied with the small win.
Brentford was not expected to win the game because they have yet to win a game away this season, and I believe it will be difficult for them to do so against Fulham. Fulham dominated the game, with 12 shots compared to Brentford's with two. Brentford was lucky that they had a chance to score in the first half, but they were unable to seize the chance they had in the last minute. Honestly, I was surprised by Fulham's comeback in additional time; within 5 minutes, Wilson scored two goals to secure the full point.