My vote has always been November. Gives him another month. If he doesnt make progress. Ruud will coach the rest of the year.MaliBrah wrote:Pipp33 wrote:Baseline81 wrote:Stunned seeing Manchester United fans continue to back Ten Hag. What is the club waiting for? The international break? It's more likely another embarrassment comes against Porto or Villa. The job is too big for him. He's a cup manager, nothing more.
Think about the money he's been given to retool. And yet, it's year three, two wins, 7 points and a negative goal difference in 6 matches. It was obvious INEOS wanted a new manager. If they didn't why would they even interview other candidates? To make it even more comical, the incoming transfers are begin made to suit Ten Hag. The next one up is likely to want his own players.
Last year, the excuse was largely injuries. Well, today, he put out his best 11, though maybe one can argue Zirkzee, and this was the result. As far as Manchester United managers, the Dutchman is now tied with Ferguson for most home Premier League losses by 3+ goals. Note Ten Hag succeeded in doing this in 41 matches compared to Fergie's 517.
Praying they don't sack him for at least another week. Hate facing a team off the back of a manager being sacked.
They won't if they do it'll be a decision made over the next international break. Thats my prediction
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