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Originally Posted by bitontheslide
Ten Hag wasn't great last season, i thought he would be gone. I like the idea of him staying on if it means they finally put an end the to the player power in the dressing room. Sancho for example said he would only come back if ten hag was sacked, but he is under contract, and i don't think INEOS will put up with any more of that
Ten Hag expects a certain level of fitness from players, and many of them couldn't do it, which is why i think there were a lot of injuries. It will take 5 years to get rid of players with the high wages they are on, they wont move anywhere when they are on a good deal at united
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Yes, but Man Utd are like the celebrity club that everyone wants to talk about. The manager is never too far away from the sack or being back to the glory days. He wont be given five years and I'm surprised he's been given three years. If Man Utd were in the position that say Spurs are in. If there was an exciting manager with an exciting style of play then I'd be more optimistic. Man Utd conceded more shots than any other team in the Premiership last year yet that manager stays cuz he won a cup and that means Man Utd fans can gas it and claim they had a good season in comparison to other. The cup has papered over the cracks once again and it may have saved his job. I;d be interested to know what Man Utd would think if Ten Hag had stayed having not won the FA cup.