Quote from: snipie on Today at 04:17:14 PM

Quote from: len01 on Today at 11:08:16 AM

Xabi Alonso + Leverkusen =

Ten Hag + Leverkusen = Cry

I'm sure I'm not the only one doubting Ten Hag. We can realistically look at Ten Hag's time with Man United with some professional players and it ended badly. Meanwhile, Leverkusen don't have top players like Man United who can put pressure on Ten Hag. I find it strange why Leverkusen's management chose Ten Hag as Alonso's replacement. There are many coaches who are more modern than Ten Hag.

Ten Hag has his way of training and having players with bad behaviours in the team will affect the whole of them.
For Bayer Leverkusen, they are playing in the Bundesliga, a less competitive league comparing to English Premier League with less stress and more disciplined players.
I expect him to have more fluid experience and good results at least for the next season unless they will not be a real move to consolidate the squad and good replacement for the players who will leave in this summer transfer window.

Leverkusen movement in the transfer market will certainly affect their chances of success when entering the new season. The appointment of Ten Hag as Xabi Alonso successor certainly has a reasonable reason, because the management and club officials are not careless when making policies. Although Ten Hag reputation with Manchester United is quite bad, throughout his managerial career, Ten Hag has won several trophies. I think that is the main consideration, although we also realize that there are many doubts about Ten Hag.