I've Got Something To Say About Erik Ten Hag

I want to say something about Erik ten Hag and all the managers who have been linked with replacing him at Manchester United, so here goes.
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[@UnitedPeoplesTV]

I want to say something about Erik ten Hag and all the managers who have been linked with replacing him at Manchester United, so here goes.

[@shez124]

In my opinion he would be top of the list for us if we had someone else right now. ❤❤❤ ETH IN!

[@Flawless_Eire]

Disagree when you say Erik ten hag would be better at implementing a “Controlled build up, possession based side that also has fast counter attacking principles” Than Roberto De Zebri, as De Zebri has proven that statement to be false the past two seasons, he might not get the same level as success but he’s also working with much less talented level of players. Also whether he would be a better overall manager than ETH is a different conversation but this statement is factually false just by looking at the two teams playing.

[@SamanthaDua]

why is Xavi not involved in this?

[@MrGlennJohnsen]

Here's my biggest "but what if" point. *What if Ten Hag doesn't want to continue under the INEOS structure being put in place?* Think about it for a bit. - Ten Hag is in his last year of contract. - English media has been on his case from day one. - The team is filled with divas who leak inside information to the media every single week. - Ten Hag had an agreement with the Glazer's that he would have veto right on player signings, something he will *NOT* have anymore. - INEOS restructuring of Man United's management means Ten Hag will be a overqualified head coach, with Berrada and Ashworth being in charge of many of the traditional manager duties. - Ten Hag has had multiple clubs wanting his signature before- and even now after his time at Man United. Ten Hag strikes me as a control freak, detail oriented and stubborn manager that won't take arguments against him lightly. In the INEOS structure he has to cooperate with two other people on things like player signings, this would be a *MASSIVE* change to what Ten Hag has been working with. I find it more and more likely that it's Ten Hag who's stalling the contract renewal, we know there's been discussions between Ten Hag's agent and INEOS about the contract situation. INEOS have come to United to make changes, if Ten Hag doesn't agree with those changes then, I'm not even sorry, he has to go.

[@oldbordergeek]

​@@SamanthaDuawho

[@muthonigabriel8245]

The factors as to why I chose Eth 1. Even if we sack him who do we replace him with 2. Eth has that fire in him that shows united is his project his legacy 3. He has proven in the past he can make the players play 4. 2 trophies in 3 finals in 2 season is white impressive

[@AmirRavaille-jk3pu]

The fact that Rashford listened to him leading to the second goal, Ten hag has a future here in ManUtd

[@neilthornton3544]

Rashford IS the toxic culture at UTD . There can be no cultural reset while he is around .Remember when Ole was forced to make a public apology for saying he needs focus on game days?

[@grenerd161]

Worst season in like 35 years stop it, how short is your memory. The Manchester United standard is not being met. Maybe you forgot who we are, it’s excellence or nothing.

[@breedersexy9372]

@@grenerd161show me that standard since 2013 😂better face reality lower your standard build and raise another new standard instead of this your rinse n repeat all cus you looking for magic 😂😂

[@muthonigabriel8245]

@@grenerd161 if it continues come next season ineous should sack him mid season

[@Abdubinmohamed]

Fun Fact about Ten Hag: his 2018/19 season at Ajax his team scored 175 goals in all competition, 119 goals in the league form 34 games. He also managed to find his way to 3 league titles and a total of 8 silverware in his last 7 seasons morale of the story, the guy knows what he is doing so KEEP HIM

[@voight-kampff3611]

Facts season 23/24: 1. FA Cup, Liverpool and Coventry outclassed MU. 2. Champions league, last in the poule. 3. Premier League, finished 8th position. Conclusion: EtH's performance doesn't match the highest ambition from INEOS. Action: exit. Fun fact 1: almost the entire season EtH played with a dysfunctional attack line, because of the playing style with two inverted wingers who had close to zero added value. Fun fact 2: the goalkeeper is not a natural goalkeeper, since he's out of position most of the time. The guy's an athletic football player with some goal keeper reflexes. Fun fact 3: 45 minutes of good football during an entire season is good for the majority population over here to continue with this coach. LOL. Losers.

[@shaunsocha421]

​@voight-kampff3611 cry more you sad lemon

[@mrserious9619]

100% agree. He is a proven manager with an excellent track record and I'm telling you now that all those twitter tacticos would be twerking for him to get the job if he was available as a manager.

[@shaunsocha421]

@@voight-kampff3611 melon

[@J.H.S.H]

Lmao not you using fun fact as an analogy. He coached the biggest club in Holland in a weak league. Next time use proper context for your argument.

[@Killerslime-vk5uv]

I've never felt so confident as a young man utd fan who hasn't witnessed the glory years properly to win trophies then with ten hag. Erik is a winner, INOES will regret sacking cause we're 2 years into a 5 year project. New manager means new opportunities to players for new contracts and 5 years of patience

[@lollo17mw2]

totally agree with you, pep has out of his 23 cup finals in his top level management career only lost 2 of them and one of them was last saturday against ten hag. our manager is special

[@thevooghtinater3250]

Spot on young man 👍keep the faith ..

[@RikHep01]

Good comments, young fan. It's nice to see someone pushing for patience.

[@angelpaulrodrigues6477]

I feel like fans do not want him to go, it is the journalists constantly making a noise against Erik. They are continuously disrespecting him in press conference and trying a get a reaction from him. At one point he said, if the owners do not want him he will go elsewhere..

[@maxij9940]

You gave fans that want him out too

[@markstevens8288]

It's typical and not at all surprising, it's the back lash from the Fergie era. The media & bbc especially couldn't handle United paying the fine weekly of £10,000 & Fergie refusing to speak on interview on MOTD instead sending Mike Phelan out each week. Were talking about The Biggest most Famous, most well supported football institution on the planet bar none. As a result the media TV radio & written press do all they can to tear strips off the famous MAN UTD. They hate us because we're a loved world wide institution that simply can never be overtaken in the support & admiration stakes by any other sporting team, it's just that simple. So if after just two yrs the media can play a major part in United having to begin another new project by virtue of losing another manager who struggles to make their mark with the spectre of the greatest Premiership manager in the back ground bringing added pressure to the role. This will serve to provide the gutter press with more & more colum inches, plus TV & radio programming laden with everything Man U. It literally pays their wages. It's what infuriated Sir Alex so much, these people were making a living off of the name of this Iconic club & had the audacity to try to embarrass Fergie on press conferences, over any under par performances. This is why he banned many from old Trafford until they were forced to respectfully behave & not bite so spitefully the hand that feeds. Things will never change, I for one wouldn't want it to either, as long as those that hate Uniteds Continued success keep trying to get our managers sacked when In the middle of a project, it's reason enough to make me smile knowing how United Succsess infuriates our detractors. Simply because, Were the FAMOUS MAN UNITED!!

[@philiplim2718]

Yeah, the journalists and those ex-utd players

[@AnthonyMunyi]

Here's one thing I'd like to say: I think we are ASSUMING that the INEOS team has it all put together and are actually ready for this transfer window, and ready for next season. I don't think that they are. Over the past 5 months United has brought in an entirely new hierarchy. I doubt they have a solid transfer policy. I doubt they have a solid game model. I doubt they have a 5 year project. I doubt they have a clear direction. I'm sure they have some ideas but I don't think they have all their ducks in a row. Why does this matter? Because it begs asking why we should be thinking of sacking Ten Hag with no clear direction to move in. I think let's continue with next season's plans and leave the hierarchy time to build out the so called project. If the project doesn't work with Ten Hag in it, then replace him at the end of next year.

[@brown7160]

Let him cook. Getting rid of inconsistent players and him not choosing faves rather performance he shall definitely cook

[@sportsfan7460]

Sacking the manager is just kicking the stone down the road. We have to address the bigger problems, like culture and player power at some point. Removing Ten Hag is like putting a plaster on an axe wound. For longer term success there will be some waves we'll need to ride. The foundations are there, we need to support Ten Hag to build on them, get rid of the high earning drama queens and we'll be fine. No more rebuilts with new managers, we've had enough of them over the past 11 years.

[@westington1]

Fully agree - and removing him just increases the player power problem we have. They will know that they can just down tools, ignore instructions and so get any new manager that comes in sacked, if they decide they don’t want to play for them

[@OCastaneda16]

8th and bottom of the champions league group is now ok 🤡🤡🤡

[@pukabowers4353]

Nonsense, by not sacking him you are not doing the proper reset that is required. The other changes have either happened, or is in the process of happening, Barada, Brailsford, Ashworth etc etc. What's the point in getting the new executive and background staff if you keep the same manager and players. Everything needs to change,

[@paddyhall523]

Why offer new deal with still much work to do just to have to pay out a huge compensation. He's got another year. Use it. In 6 months if we're flying, extend it for a year. Move forward that way without needing to compensate so much if it falls flat. He needs to start the pre season and new season, assess again after the first 15 games. We will know for sure then.

[@paddyhall523]

If after the extended year we're on target. Offer him a 3 year deal.

[@theemotionalremix]

​@@paddyhall523hell no. He had two seasons and this team still has no direction. What makes you think they'll improve now?

[@paddyhall523]

@@theemotionalremix how many domestic completions is there? 3. 1 league 2 cups. How many of these has he won in 2 years?

[@manni192]

ETH is the first man to win back to back trophies in his first 2 seasons at the club and joins the esteemed list of Fergie, Busby and Magnall to win back to back trophies. The other 3 are the only managers to win the league title at this club and did so after their 6th season in charge. Lets give ETH time to rebuild and see how he does rather than go for Southgate.

[@r0der1ck_0nl1ne]

This! C’mon man. Two trophies in two years including one being the freaking FA cup should buy him at least the same amount of time to rebuild.

[@manni192]

@@lancejones7603 do you ever hear anyone say we won a treble in 2007/08 season?

[@higiogungtey579]

@@lancejones7603not in two successive season ..

[@higiogungtey579]

@@lancejones7603mourinho won 3trophies in 1 year . Not two season n two cups as stated above

[@ChrisS-dd5ly]

The squad we have and the injuries meant no manager would have got above 6-8th this season. Give ETH a chance with a decent squad

[@thetattedpharmacist3215]

100% agree. Look at Loserpool when Klopp had Van Dijk out for most of the season. He probably had a few other injuries too to contend with but Virgil was his main one. One man out and they finished 6th. Everyone needs to realise the crap EtH had to deal with this season and give him a break!

[@proplayaa1]

These people do not think critically. They are too emotionally driven. 2 years in, and I would give him more. I sense great rhings from this man. I can sense that we are on the cusp of dominanting football again. ​@thetattedpharmacist3215

[@beany1987]

We have seen how much liverpool struggled when van djik got injured, city their run in this season when de bruyne came back. They had 1 player missing, united have had 45 injuries this season, several long term, not played a first 11 for more than 4 games and barley had a first 15 to even rely upon. United have relied upon the kids, bruno, 1 striker, and defence that was non existent all season, hardly a recipe for any type of success.

[@shaneodwyer6132]

He deserves another year with a fully fit squad and the signings he actually wants. We can judge him fairly then

[@voight-kampff3611]

Sure, in a perfect world. And all other teams also suffer zero injuries. Fitness is part of the game, that's why a squad consists of around 26 players. There. Fixed that for you!

[@shaneodwyer6132]

@@voight-kampff3611 other teams don't usually miss their entire defence for the whole season. That's not normal. Therefore give him another year to assess him properly

[@lmq9516]

@@paarkerso himself? He had a transfer veto under the glazers. Every signing was approved by Ten Hag.

[@SJG1957]

Spot on with your comments and agree all the way down the line. It's funny but we could have had another Dutch FA cup winning manager up for the sack. But the other side of that coin is we once had a manager that was saved from the sack after one game - and he went on to build a dynasty and legacy that stands head and shoulders above anyone in Premier league history.

[@shez124]

He brought through garnacho. Mainoo. What more can you ask. Academy is thriving!!!

[@richardjones8699]

Any manager would have brought those two through. Real no brainer.

[@SISSA94]

Give the youth hope also

[@SISSA94]

@@richardjones8699 they haven't always played well, but the approach is what we know from ETH. The 2 players have performed excellently in such a "disaster" season.

[@StanKPhlaps]

Mainoo and garnacho were there before Ten Hag and would have made the senior team regardless. Nick Cox and the academy staff deserve credit, not ten hag.

[@neilthornton3544]

He ran them into the ground! That is not nurturing young talent ,that is exploiting it.

[@Mikeinriver]

Erik is slowly intoducing young players when they are ready. Another year and he will have a young dynamic team like he had at Ajax - time is the key word in this process, bring in youngsters before they are ready and you destroy their confidence...

[@kevinfofana6565]

With the young players coming through, EtH is the best possible manager for our club, he is slowly introducing the academy graduates to the first team. We have to accept that there was a drop in quality in our forward players compared to last season, in this season alone, Garnacho had several chances to either cut back or square it to a runner but he always shot (as expected since he is young man learning the trade) and thus never took those opportunities. Give that man a chance and he will turn this team for the better, it is unfortunate that we had to go through those situations last season

[@DavidC-fk2wg]

I don't think winning the cup should be discounted. Managing United is ultimately about winning trophies, and winning trophies is hard! Ten Hag has two of them already. Give him another season.

[@lalathmindoun4273]

Overrated

[@marcbrown9001]

Personally, I would like to see E.T.H get his 3rd season at Old Trafford.

[@OCastaneda16]

Because you want 8th and bottom of the champions league group 🤡🤡

[@lucasvanwijngaarden670]

If we had lost the final the poll would probably be 50/50 or maybe 60/40 in favor of Ten Hag. Which just goes to show how fickle a large percentage of our fans are. I've been Ten Hag in from day one. I've seen the problems he's been faced with and the questionable decisions he's made at time. I've also seen all the good he's done, the results he showed last year were truly impressive and it's no coincidence or luck that so many youth players are breaking through under his guidance. I believe that alone is enough to call his tenure a succes. And I hope this is only the beginning.

[@leemccccccc999]

So does that make you a proper fan then for being ten hag in since day 1 listen people are entitled to their opinion

[@samuelford]

In Ten Hag we trust!!

[@United_Wings]

Give EtH one more season and let's be left wondering what would've happened if he stayed...

[@OCastaneda16]

8th and bottom of the champions league group is now ok because he won a Fa cup? Yeah fans like you are contributing to Manchester United’s downfall

[@higiogungtey579]

@@OCastaneda16you don’t know 50+injury ?? And no starting 11 the whole season ?? Even Fa cup final was not our starting 11 ( Luke Shaw Missed )

[@theemotionalremix]

​@@higiogungtey579 We need to bin Luke Shaw. We're better off without him

[@Kai-ho1to]

I never expected ManUtd to win the FA cup especially because we played against city...but he won it for us he gave us a hope to win it from the very 1st minute..even if we lost i still want EtH to be ManUtd manager next season...

[@maderyc12]

let's give him one more season, with a healthy team

[@VinYo]

Sticking with ten haag is a lot less risky than going for another manager. I hope ineos understand that.

[@doejeleuk1]

Some common sense.

[@OCastaneda16]

8th and bottom of the champions league is obviously what fans like you deserve

[@higiogungtey579]

@@OCastaneda16must be plastic fan you

[@theemotionalremix]

It's less risky but more damaging. What if results don't improve?

[@nagatanuma5990]

Better wait until next season for clear decision, since ineos is trying to save money, they have to pay Ten if they sack him

[@DakotaRawson]

I want Eric to stay I love what he is aiming towards and I can sense that with the right players that we bring in with this guy Utd will definitely be better off (plus Eric gives off SAF vibes during training sessions and when managing his players)

[@madmanmoz6365]

Also if Erik isn't given a 5 year contract then the CEO would of already decided to play a diffrent style of football. But I believe Erik and his philosophy is solid, working with youth, developing players, winning trophies, and winning games is what we ate about, Erik is perfect. We're so lucky to have him committed to us. Be grateful because he could goto any club and if City wanted to take the piss they could take him from us. Be careful what you wish for

[@mindovermatter-777]

I am baffled there’s even a debate about this specially after the cup win. Are people so stupid that they dont realise how not having a stable back line makes both the midfield and attack difficult to function. Give the man time and some players, hell have us winning.

[@shez124]

Too many millennium fans 😂😂😂

[@richardjones8699]

We've bought £400m of players he wanted to be fair. A fair bit of that money is just p*ssed up the wall.

[@manni192]

You have to remember a lot of our fanbase are influenced by content creators on social media. You hear the same nonsense over and over again about no style of play. ETH may not be the man to take us back to the title but he needs time to clear out the squad and instill discipline back into the club. The Glazers hindered him last summer by not allowing him to sell the players he wanted but lets hope that INEOS will change this.

[@Kiki-ls7qi]

@@richardjones8699 none of which were his first choice mate

[@richardjones8699]

​@@Kiki-ls7qiHis first choices were pure fantasy football stuff. Case in point FDJ didn't even want to come to us and we were never going to get Kane in a month of Sundays.

[@natashasnowden1080]

Even if we lost that final I would still say back the manager! None of the other managers are anything to shout about!

[@cathy4697]

I've always been EtH in. Personally I think he should be given even more than one season no matter how next season looks like. 10 years of nonsense is not going to be overturned in 2 yrs

[@ReinierRuneScape]

I dont really see why people make a big deal out of this. Just keep him atleast till the winter transfer window. If he doesn't do well in the beginning of next season, fire him.

[@oliverkeverenge9819]

United is the biggest club in England. I can almost swear there is a clear intention to bring in a local coach. That is the reason Sir Jim won the bid despite having the weaker offer. Anyone with a clear mind can see ETH is the best option for this club, despite our bad season. No other coach has been criticized as much as him. Same goes for every other foreign manager that has come to United since Ferguson. The agenda is soo obvious across mainstream media.

[@phakamisalusi7829]

He said we will go to Wembly and win after the New Castle game. No one believed him. Give him three more years

[@glennchia04]

Probably best would be to keep ten Hag for the last year of his contract and view how McKenna develops in his first year in the top-flight. Some thoughts on the current candidates - Poch: will turn Man Utd into a consistent top-three team again playing lovely football. Man Utd will challenge for the FA Cup, Champions League and EPL. However, Man Utd will not win any of the trophies, and come up short in the semi-finals and perhaps finals regularly. Has history of stumbling tactically against the very best tacticians in the game, hence the lack of trophies compared to his peers. - Tuchel: will do well for the first 1-2 seasons due to tactical astuteness and perhaps even lead Man Utd far in the cup competitions. However, man management skills will ensure that he will not last more than 2 seasons at Man Utd. -McKenna: has a very high-ceiling as a manager, comparable with Alonso, Motta, Amorim. Based on his achievements, age, and tactical awareness. A risk of course for a club of Man Utd's stature. But look at what Alonso has done with Bayer. ;-) Give McKenna a season in the EPL with Ipswich and plunge for him long-term!

[@jeffhakimbachi516]

Well said. Who we beat and the manner in which we won; WAS EXACTLY why Ten Hag has earned another crack at it! Thank you CITY for being at the right place at the right time. Now, sell and buy the players needed

[@dutchcod1003]

if they sack him he would get succesfull at another club. That man is a top tier trainer.

[@OCastaneda16]

8th and bottom of the champions league group you seem ok with

[@marcusnguginganga2829]

I'm still 50/50 on EtH tbh. There's valid reasons for sticking and sacking him and I don't know if keeping him and letting his final year be run through before letting him leave is a good idea. I'm literally leaving this to INEOS to decide. I'll back whoever they choose. They know a lot more about football than I do plus fan opinion is usually very emotional and reactionary. Just as Sam said, if we lost the final, majority would be calling for the sack. This is why the review is important, the INEOS guys can take a look at and analyse everything objectively before coming to a decision. This is way better than the kind of decisions that were being made under the Glazers. So I hope people back whatever choice they make, whether it be the manager, players etc. We've been waiting to have football people make football decisions at Utd for a long time. Now it's time to let them do that job.

[@aayushmankatiyar5862]

First hire the proper management then think about manager and players.

[@mrbojangles8133]

replacing Steve McClaren with Graham Potter could make sense

[@richardwoodhouse9260]

ETH is the man he's doing good under pressure iv always been for ETH . The others haven't got what I would call good form they have never wone any thing worth a mention. Keep ETH

[@stevejohnson170]

Some supporters aren’t old enough to know SAF was close to being sacked. Turns out that was a good decision to keep him. I see similarities with ETH.

[@kachidomain2805]

Eric Ten Hag deserves to stay. This season wasn’t a good one for us, but we have a trophy. Three finals and Two trophies in two seasons. It can’t be a fluke. He over achieved last season. We forgot that he needed to adjust. Under Eric we have academy players come through. We have players for the future. He commands respect by being professional. He is all about team work. Sticking with him and I’m looking forward to a great and indomitable future.

[@mynamenapresh7853]

ETH has showed us he's a serial winner and he's proven to always win a trophy every season let him stay he's building a team by developing youngsters to help fit his style of play he did it at Ajax

[@Elizabethdrinkwater]

Eric Ten Hag has brought a refreshing blend of tactical acumen and disciplined management to Manchester United. His ability to develop young talent and instill a cohesive team mentality has revitalized the squad, leading to improved performances on the pitch. His leadership is steering the club back towards its storied legacy of success

[@huwjones6644]

We need to stop this modern day cycle of sacking managers and let them build a team so we must keep ETH.

[@onyedikachi5376]

Since Ten Hag came in, I have supported him and will continue to support him with or without the FA Cup. Yet, I am grateful he won the FA Cup.

[@ugochukwunwanugo5025]

I 100% agree with you. The manager market is not worth sacking someone who's on a project

[@kylelacey8036]

Ten haag has actually won thropies over de zerbi

[@patricknjoroge2756]

I personally think Manutd should keep Ten hag he has given his best 2 trophies in 2 years is a good sign of good things to come if given the Chance he may win us the EPL and the Champions league football

[@Tabzunderground]

Good video Sam, we are firmly backing ETH for this transformation of our beloved club. I don't think there's anyone better to do it for us

[@doctorkhumalo7730]

The disrespect from the English pundits towards our manager was despicable, Pep won 4 in a row and all them do nothing but wax lyrical about how great a manager he is, not once have any of them asked him about the 115 charges.

[@madmanmoz6365]

Erik is cooking something, let's stick with Erik. I love and respect his resilience and strength to deal with what he has, is and will deal with. Erik is all inn, he has a plan and it should be backed and the fans should back Erik too. It's us against them everyone, Erik is the right man.. in Erik we trust GGMU

[@bmane666]

If youre Ten Hag out, youre a social media fan period. No one couldve done much better, he has a vision, players are finally recoverinf and we are ready to make new signings to fill in the gaps. Plus at the end of the day we won 2 Trophies, not even Jose did that. He only has a year left in his contract, even if it doesnt work out, its way safer that sticking in a random manager to try to assemble the pieces that ten hag started to

[@newhappiness4410]

It’s disrespecting those teams including Liverpool who United beat on the way to the final over the season to not include the FA cup so it’s not just ONE game. The club structure is not ready for a new manager

[@FxScaM]

I am Ten Hag in as he needs time and our support for him to mould his own version of Manchester United

[@OCastaneda16]

He’s had 2 years and gave you 8th and Bottom of the champions league group. Brainwashed fella

[@Jannstein]

@@OCastaneda16 Also 3rd and 2 trophies.

[@FxScaM]

@@OCastaneda16 1st year, did well for his debut season, 2nd year plagued by injuries, destroying our progress from last season, yet still end up with a trophy. You sure you are a United fan? Can’t even stick during tough times and want instant success

[@asr7943]

it's the first time post Fergie, i felt like this for a manager.. and i bet it's the same feeling for the majority of the fans feel the same way... I do feel that ETH is the right man for the job,... give him some fit players, i bet we challenge for the title and other big trophies... ETH IS MY MANAGER FOR AT LEAST NEXT SEASON

[@richardlowrey3546]

There are plenty of others at Man Utd to get rid of before Ten Hag. Get a fit squad and let's see what he can do.

[@2581022]

Theres only 1 manager right now,who has the pedigree to replace ETH, and thats ANCELOTTI, unless ineos finds a way to lure him out of real madrid, give ETH the time he needs and support him in the transfer window. A massive clearout is required in the squad for sure

[@LonaSomlota]

Even Tuchel shouldn’t be in an argument against ETH.

[@femiadebayo9165]

100% want him to stay. I felt this way when we finished 8th and still feel same way after FA Cup win. I think he has made tactical errors, but none of the guys linked with us is better than him. If Nagelsmann was available I'll probably think otherwise

[@mattgaskell945]

I don’t think it is just injuries that have harmed us, it is squad depth. Remember we were really outplayed by Wolves at the start of the season, with massive gaps in midfield, before injuries affected us. Casemiro and Erikson’s legs had gone, and we had no replacements. We need a top class team AND squad. When the injuries got worse the replacements were not very good. It feels like we have a mountain to climb with our squad, it’ll take time. Give Eric another year under a proper structure.

[@williamronneywilliams2639]

2 years 2 cups 3 finals ,he deserves the opportunity to prove to everyone he's the right man for the job. Yeah we finished 8th whoopy do but we are FA Cup winners 24-25 and broke quite a few hearts in the process, we're in the europa league knocking back Tottenham etc. I'm 1 million percent behind Ten Hag staying as our coach

[@erth_mu]

there's not been so much discourse but so much Disrespect to the man who had to juggle multitude of off field and on field issues and still managed to win us a big trophy. UTD haters will jump at any little opportunity to bash Man utd

[@DivinChrissXVII97]

None of all those coaches is better than ETH that's why I am backing him because you set him to fail but he held his head high and he has that passion to make United great again

[@shaunwoods8482]

I am 100% ETH , This Guy Is Genuine And Committed !!!

[@lincolnmcdonald2200]

I'm Eth in he deserves 3 full seasons

[@Scottuz]

We should give Erik the next season at minimum, and if successful extend his contract, and offer a new one when ready? I've got zero issues with ETH being at the club for the rest of his contract length, or further

[@1footballer]

Based on last Last 1 year performance of ETH as coach, he should go. Many glaringly obvios problems - Getting Antony at 90 M(market price of max 25 M). He was insisting for Antony - When midfield Kovacic, Galagher, Maddison, , McAlister, Mount were available for transfer - he chose Mount. Look at what happened - Kept pushing Antony in side for eternity. From Dec Amad was fit, but in May gave him starts over Antony. Why ? So many fans watching could see the talent in Amad. - Casemiro blunder - Many matches midfield pushed Casemiro. Right from 1st match of this season against Woves, was so obvious, he was unfit/drastically slowed down. - Most matches there looked lack of tactics, understanding. Miserable performance in Champions league - Based on 2 match victories against Liverpool & City, we can't retain him

[@aarondean4148]

In my personal opinion, i think his overall performance this season can be summed up into a few parts. 1. Hes had a lot of injuries to deal with, not all but some (key players). 2. As a club (including himself) his first transfer window was very sketchy, but yeilded some great signings Martinez, Casemiro (for most the journey) etc... but there was also shoddy transfer bussiness. Anthony was overpayed for massively! And has become a flop so far since he came over... That was a miatake paying that much, but he was fixated on getting his man, Ajax played on his desperation and walked away laughing from that deal... Mason Mount's life has become a hospital bed and has fell of massively since his earlier days as Chelsea, he was a waste of money and be fit to don the legendary number 7 shirt! Christain Eriksen hasnt been to ba dand has been a good squad, rotational player. Hoijlund came with a hefty price tag as to be expected given his age and potential talent and skill celing. If Hoijlund can achieve this level then he will be in the conversation of some of the United Greats etc, but these things take time and patience. 3. He proved time and time again that he will take the time to nurture, grow and improve young talent and hes been doing it his whole career and will continue to do so. All you have to do is look at your Garnachos, mainoos etc and you will see the improvements made! Its in his footballing philosophy and igraines into his managerial style and tactics. 3 If you take a closer look at his time in Ajax and really study it then you will see (not including the eredivise isnt on the same tier as the premier league and is a easier league in comparison) Getting to a champions league final with a squad of players that he had at disposal and taking into consideration that Ajax are notoriosuly known as a selling club that is a stepping stone to greater things, thats pretty impressive. 4. His style of football, (in my opinion) when they actually turn up is great to watch! Fluent, progressive, stylish, flashy possesion based football. 5. Hes not had the best season this year, we can all admit that with the upmost honesty (questionable tactics/substitutions etc), but given how big Man United are as a footballong institution, it will never be an easy job for anyone, constantly on the eyes of the media, people commenting there opinions and how large there fanbase is! But he should have expected that as that comes with the Territory! 5. So taking all that into consideration and the fact hes one 2 trophies so far into his tenure (so called plastic trophies or not), i think most Mancheater United fans are hust hapy to be getting silverware after such a long period of trophy drought.... 6. I say give him one more season and transfer market to see if he can turn it around, if not then make the decision. 7. Making that decision now, would reset the whole mentality and basically write of the whole past few seasons of work he has put in to the players and the squad, (not to forget he inherited most of that squad and it wasnt his to begin with) so he has to adapt to the circumstances. Hes done some questionable things, but he has also done well in others , considering how toxic the club and the dressing room was when he first took over (all dressing room media leaks etc). 8. Besides from all the candidates that where shown here i have to agree with whats been said, asides from Thomas Tuchel (could have a debate about him), i dont see anyone else coming in and doing a better job with the tools that have been at Ten Hags disposal...

[@Hyde_Hill]

On top of that I think you are blaming him too much for the Antony deal. ETH already wanted him much earlier in the window when he was available for 40 Mil, which was a fair price for his potential and credentials at the time. The board let it become so late which drove the price up plus some terrible negotiating on the boards part, and then it depends how much involvement he had in the discussion at that point.

[@aarondean4148]

​@@Hyde_Hillabsolutely agree with you fella, that's why I said, In that same paragraph that the board are to blame aswell for taking there time to get the deal done and leaving it so long. 😊

[@Hyde_Hill]

@@aarondean4148 Sorry did too much of a scan read and seen too many people fully giving him the blame for the Anthony deal. When it is closer to maybe 20 percent him and 80 percent board.

[@aarondean4148]

@@Hyde_Hill no need to apologise, it's a big paragraph id probably miss a few things too. But ultimately your right in what your saying!

[@asadhussain5267]

Plenty of managers linked to United but ineos and Jim ratcliffe have to make the decision. Give ETH a full season under a proper structure and see how it goes. Great video Sam

[@olotuayatari5597]

Sacking ETH for Poch, or any of those coaches will be a great mistake for Man Utd. ETH truly deserves another season

[@ziarahman6956]

Absolutely has to stay! Madness to have yet another reset. E10H is a good, proven modern manager. Give him the opportunity to work under a proper football structure. And none of the alternates would be an upgrade on any of the alternatives touted. In Ten Hag we trust

[@sangayndp6281]

Ten Hag should stay. It's non-negotiable. He has proven to be a serial winner. Yes, our season was poor but it's not all down to him alone.

[@StrykezMan09]

Every potential replacement is a MASSIVE step down.

[@bulgaria189]

Eric needs 5 years at the club. 2 years is not enough. If we continue the merry go round of managers we will never succeed long term. Possibly with proper people behind the scenes it will help to improve the club further.

[@siiuuu9285]

It’s fine if Ineos look at other managers and interview them. It reinforces EtH’s position as the best of the bunch before next season. But to sack EtH before the new season would be a mistake!

[@noammimon]

We have to give our manager the time. We said this from day one. Now we need to follow through. He will bring us to victory next season.

[@khourib]

If you see how much pressure man unitd had this year and the media was all against us and still ten hag kept his head high, and stand up for his players, never blaming them shows he is a great trainer. There are not a lot of trainers who can survive that much pressure.

[@voight-kampff3611]

He didn't survive. He finished 8th and the FA cup is knock-out system, whereas luck and form of the day is dominant.

[@Lusius-Lee]

Fun fact: Since Ten Hag took over Ajax until now, he always end the season with trophies... Whatever you think about him, he is serial winner and he know exactly how to win

[@garyckwong613]

I would love to see ETH given at least another season to manage and build Manchester United. We have to give him credits for introducing youngsters from the academy to the 1st team. With the amount of injuries sustained by our players and their unavailability to play, it's a bit harsh to criticise ETH on games that we played badly. Maybe the club should look into parts of the trainings on why the players were so susceptible to injuries. I would love to see ETH operates on a fully fit squad next year.

[@ishaqadamu2110]

Ten Hag in💯

[@khaljhay876]

In my mind: DeZerbi to Bologna Poch to OGC Nice McKenna to united when ETH's contract expires.

[@alanrhyd5860]

Definitely keep Ten Hag. He’s our very best chance of progressing

[@neel3297]

Today while I was away, I got free membership to your channel. Whoever gave me this, a big Thank you!

[@mrbojangles8133]

McKenna could be an option in a few years though

[@Omariba99]

Winning the FA cup shows the owners he can do it

[@specialk1318]

Absolutely agree. None of these managers are better for long term. Tuchel will not last more than 2 yrs. Ten Hag is who United should go ahead with for the long term. For sure we will win Premier league in the next couple of years with the full squad.

[@mm1k3y]

He should definitely stay. Any "restart" would be a rinse and repeat of the last 12 years - bringing new players in, having a shaky season of adapting resulting in unimpressive results and a sacking and another restart...

[@theoneandonlyronaldo8674]

Touchel is a short term option he’s a mini Mourinho

[@AlhajiBabah]

Ten hug is not the problem, united have a lot of injuries this season but Ten hug still managed to won the FA cup

[@kathrynmarrin4410]

To have perfect manager, you maybe need perfect players. We have seen many examples of that not being the case

[@khourib]

Ten hag fight for us then we fight for him. Give hime one more year to see what we can do. If they sack him this summer we need to stand up for our manager.

[@ARFirstRaptor2011]

I would love ETH to prove all doubters wrong. Point is we can't decide yet until you back this man whole heartedly for 1 more season. He is addressing some chronic issues at United and the squad is very poor. Also he made couple of dreadful mistakes in signings, Antony and mount, I am still not convinced about silly mistakes Onana. But still ETH is the man...he is the first manager after long time who is tactically sound, sign him atleast 3 top players, 1 CB, 1 proper winger, 1 striker this season, clear deadwoods, suddenly you are staring at top 4

[@ssebyalaalexander680]

He has shown that he can win tactically in a final , not many managers can do that

[@preezo007]

Honestly the media want him gone😩

[@DK_Lonewolf]

Give ETH a 10 year contract. ETH is a genuine asset. ❤

[@eyeweekly6677]

Will be supporting anyone regardless as it’s my club… If they don’t sack him, it’s gonna be another frustrating year…. But I might be wrong and he will win the league with him but we will need the top 10 to have a bad season

[@caffeine_321]

I've had this opinion for a while now. It really isnt worth sacking him for 10m or smth when Ten hag only has an year left anyways. The injury record has been tragic, and there are other places where united needs to focus on as a club. Thus we might as well just give Ten hag another year as a stop gap, see if ten hag can perform when the injuries are better, and then decide at around winter if united should go on with ten hag. That way, we can also have some time to decide on who the most ideal manager is, under a proper football structure. Outside of the emoitional part, there aint much benefit of sacking ten hag now, compared to letting him go next season. And its less likely that sancho would be kept, which I rly dont want

[@ALong-fo5so]

I pick ten Hag to stay for all the reasons you mentioned. The toxic legacy of Ed Woodward, the incompetence of the Glazers and Arnold resulting in a worrying slip in standards, the terrible injury problems, the Sancho/Greenwood mess, the lack of replacement for a back up striker when Greenwood left, and thats just the internal issues. All in it was a lack of a proper infrastructure for ten Hag to work under. In fact, he should be applauded for acheiving anything working under such a hostile environment. Lastly, the lack of a suitable candidate to replace ten Hag. None of them really excites me.

[@hovelad]

I still think the new owners will give ETH at least one season under the new setup. They said a few months ago that no manager since Fergie has been working under an ideal environment. ETH has reached 3 finals under the current environment (winning two of them!) so I feel he will do even better under a much better set up behind him.