I can't for the life of me understand why anyone would want another season of this shite
Erik ten Hag - Manchester United manager
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Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
he’s not wrong though
You’ve gone a bit off the rails
when you look at the way we set up, why didn''t he do this more during the season
None of this end to end stuff we've been seeing (one of the reasons, imo, why we've had bad injury crisis)
More have dropped less points
None of this end to end stuff we've been seeing (one of the reasons, imo, why we've had bad injury crisis)
More have dropped less points
Shame on anyone suggesting keeping him
Might have finally occurred to him that it doesn't work, wishful thinking maybe I know.
More likely he's realised he might be getting the sack soon enough.
Not convinced ETH can coach a functional attack.
Starburst?updated with the Arsenal loss:
When does he sign his new contract? 
Maybe Big ol’ Jim being there got him to shit his pants and change his god awful set up.
I am a bit surprised he did not combust, as I assumed that is the reason why he was not willing to change our tactics for a whole bloody season.
I don’t care what you think of my opinion mate. Get that into your head please.
You are adding to the ridiculousness of this thread very well, nice going.
"Only 5 losses in 2024 so it's not that bad".updated with the Arsenal loss:
Progress, we didnt concede record shorts today.
Lost by only 0-1.
If we can keep the scoreline low against Newcastle,Brighton and City i will be happy.
Next season Shaw and Martinez will return, we can start playing football and judge ETH.
Lost by only 0-1.
If we can keep the scoreline low against Newcastle,Brighton and City i will be happy.
Next season Shaw and Martinez will return, we can start playing football and judge ETH.
On course to finish the season with 1 win in 12 games.
And that was against Sheffield Utd at home where they took the lead twice and it took a screamer from Bruno with 10 minutes to go to finally go in front.
And that was against Sheffield Utd at home where they took the lead twice and it took a screamer from Bruno with 10 minutes to go to finally go in front.
Arsenal made very hard work of beating us.
I'd wager that Ten Hag will be pleased with that performance and result.
I'd wager that Ten Hag will be pleased with that performance and result.
I will celebrate when this guy is finally gone.
Heh
Just 3 more games of humilitation left.
Heh
Just 3 more games of humilitation left.
This thread has been a car crash for a while. You have to have one view and that’s it.
fecking hell
It's almost certainly just because it was against Arsenal. We'll go back to our usual suicidal style against Newcastle and Brighton, then try to be compact again against City in the final.
We only lost 1-0!
Give him a 5 year contract
Give him a 5 year contract
36 games played
-4 goal difference
-4 goal difference
Or the players continued their insubordination but stumbled on something that works?
You're probably right but how damning is that.
The players need to be sacked, not the manager. Bring someone else in an the new cycle starts again. What's the point? About 80 percent of the team are not good enough.
Thing with keeping Ten Hag another season means the inevitable rebuild will have to start even later. He might be decent and maybe next season without all the injuries we perform better, possibly even get top 4, but do we really think he has what it takes to win the league or even compete against Pep and Arteta in 2/3 or ever 4 years? No chance for me
It’s so predictable now it’s borderline comical.
Just so I make it clear “mate”, I don’t give a crap about your posts or opinions. I was simply pointing out how they are proof that the forum is now infested with moronic posts.
Or changing views after each game
Assembled and coached by the guy that is not good enough himself. Whats the point in keeping him?
Probably the best we've looked out of possession all season, but with the ball it was as awful as ever.
Has he not contributed to at least like 50% of that with his signings?
A few weeks ago @VP89 told me we were likely to get more than 19 points from our last 10 games.updated with the Arsenal loss:
Others (the usual crowd) piled in to accuse me of being too negative for predicting otherwise.
Nah, I'd just watched us play all season and knew what I was talking about.
But you referred to previous comments I made mate
I have literally no idea who you are mate.
The cycle starts again if you sack all the players
How do people come out with this stuff again and again
What’s the issue with this? Do we all have to make a decision and stick to it no matter what now? Is that a rule on this forum that I somehow missed?
My apologies.
Yeah because we were a Glazer winning machine before he arrived.
Just because it is an unsolvable problem does not mean it is not the actual problem. The world is full of bad actors who sayThe cycle starts again if you sack all the players
How do people come out with this stuff again and again
1. Something must be done
2. This is something
3. Therefore we must do this
It's known as the politician's syllogism. Sacking ETH is 'doing something'.
It's important that the board don't give too much allowance to the admittedly ridiculous current injury crisis.
We have looked fairly poor whoever has been available this year.
We have looked fairly poor whoever has been available this year.
There's many people to blame, ETH is one of them. Shite owners or not, being 9th, 82 goals conceded in all competitions, -4 goal difference and with less goals than the likes of Bournemouth is tragic.
Untill one is injured again and then we give him another season after that because we can’t judge him again?
I agree with you , think Arsenal were more than happy to let United have the ball.
Don't really feel that they were in any danger of losing the game barring some freak moment and their nerves around the result (anything but 3 points and City will win the leave vs Spurs) made them play a little more conservatively than Arteta would have liked IMO.
Who knew that setting up more defensive and compact wasnt an utterly chaotic and suicidal way to approach a game?
Just about everyone. Just shows the issue isnt just all the missing players.
Just about everyone. Just shows the issue isnt just all the missing players.