Quote from: koang on Today at 07:05:57 AM

The manager is paid to manage the team well but if the manager fails to manage the team well then the management can definitely fire him and hire a new one it is a very natural phenomenon. Other clubs such as Bayern Munich, PSG, Chelsea have done this regularly but for Manchester United, sacking a manager seems to be a very tough move. They are tolerating the poor performance of the managers but they are not firing the manager. Last season Manchester United could have sacked this manager but instead of doing that they put their trust in this manager and this manager is constantly letting them down. With a full season left now it is up to the Manchester United management to decide whether the management will wait for the full season or fire this manager now.
Honestly, I don't care about the last season…the most important thing is this season but I’m not impressed with the United match so far.
But Ten Hag is still the manager so he has to do everything to get United back on the track and find their best form.
And ensure the players have fresh legs in the Manchester United squad for the many games ahead.
It’s important to stay informed about player injuries and recovery times, as they can affect team performance.
This season is the last chance for him. So, no more excuse

Indeed, managing a football club is no easy task and the pressure is immense. In terms of Manchester United, the tolerance towards the current management could perhaps be attributed to the legacy and sentimentality attached to the club. Firing a manager in the middle of a season is a big decision as it could destabilize the team. However, continuous poor performance might force the management's hand, especially if it puts the club's standing at risk. The focus of a manager needs to be on the current season and ensuring player fitness to achieve the best results. Evaluating players, their injuries and recovery times are critical aspects of team management. There's normally little margin for excuses in highly competitive football. The expectations put on Ten Hag are massive and only time will tell if he can live up to them.

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