Quote from: Accardo on November 11, 2024, 12:49:25 PM

Quote from: Hanadawa on November 11, 2024, 11:42:31 AM

Quote from: Plaguedeath on November 11, 2024, 05:31:30 AM

It just funny that Manchester United fans happy to see their big team beat small teams at home, I mean it has been expected Manchester United should've won. It's a bare minimum for big teams.

I think this shows that Manchester United have been a mediocre team for the last few seasons. Of course United are one of the best teams in England and they have a great history. But Manchester United are not a "top team" in the EPL at the moment after looking at their performances last season. The defeats and mistakes they made have made people not put United on the same level as City, Arsenal or Liverpool. So a good run of results in the last few games since ETH was sacked will certainly please United fans. I hope they can get back to their best and be one of the title contenders after years of being considered a mediocre club.

Man U is a great team and Ruud as an interim manager has shown that the red devils can bounce back when led by a strong hand. Historically, this season's result is their lowest at this stage since 1986/87 and the least goals scored since 1973/74. Hence, the new managerial team have lots of improvements and work to do.

The management has made the right decision by firing Erik Ten Hag if they continue to retain him Man United will continue their bad record this season, it was proven that after Ruud took over the position as temporary coach, he was able to provide quite good results, meaning that so far the team's fault does not lie in the condition of the players but in the coach's inability to build club, basically Erik Ten Hag is not the right coach for Man United.