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Yam, you could say that, it's quite a big gamble for Man United. Because on the one hand, they have to stay with Ten Hag, who is often controversial. And on the other hand, they have no other best alternative. But now is the time for that again.
Currently, Man United is targeting several players who are considered talented and good for them.
Yeah, I guess that's the best reason for the decision. One draw back from that is the players that they could be buying now for millions will not be favored by the next manager the following season. Rebuilding (player changes) due to changes in leadership is costly too.
Ten Hag has a lot of homework at Man United even though previously he was also the new United coach. And he has to learn a lot from various mistakes in the past at this club. Yes, because Man United is this complicated, that's why Ten Hag has to work extra hard. He must rebuild the team and make it even stronger. However, he also did not deny that this would not be easy for him or Man United.
I sincerely respect what everyone in the MU is saying about Ten Hag, but my honest question is why do they keep supporting Ten Hag if they know he is not going to do anything good? He has been in the team for 3 seasons and has not achieved anything, well, an FA Cup, which is not that relevant, but there are teams where the manager has done everything wrong in a season or half a season and sometimes they leave because they know they are going to see nothing but failure, so this is something I don't see the point of, I say this from the point of view of a player, as a fan and as anyone who can make a logical analysis.
I agree with you that Eric Ten Hag is not suppose to be Manchester united manager after his poor performance last season, but one thing that makes everyone overlook at that is because he was able to win FA Cup and qualified for Europa next season. It isn't it like a magic that a very weak team was able to win the champions of England in a final. This was why the management of Manchester united made a rethink of not firing him. It was the last match of the season for Manchester united and the players put in their best performance in that season and won the match. That shows maybe he has understood some mistakes he was making in the past.
Well yes, only here in the club they apply that a good action erases a history of very bad actions, in part it doesn't seem bad to me, it seems good to me because we are human, we make mistakes and we shouldn't be so inhuman when we see that it's a job, but really we should get used to the fact that all the champions leave because they beat the best in England, because this team is very big, I remember how more than 20 years ago this team was scary, but now it's not like that, and it's not because of bad players, because they have very good players, but now things are like that, I just hope that they finally improve, because that coach did not have the slightest humanity with some players who have left that club, and all thanks to him.