He’s ended United’s trophy drought. He cleared deadwood. He’s bringing a change in dressing room attitude (eg - Sancho not being allowed until he apologizes) and honestly, United aren’t playing THAT bad. Yesterday’s 3-0 loss was wayyy better than last year’s 6-3. Also losing 3-0 to City isn’t that shameful considering the form and desperation we are in.
The fans, management and players have to back him and give him time. He’ll bring a change. It takes time, fixing a 10 year long fuck up. Can’t be done in 4-6 months, will need a year or so at least. Have faith
(Ps I’m a City fan)
Eighteen months and three transfer windows, during which time Ten Hag’s been given considerably more control and influence than most managers preceding him. They look clueless tactically and personnel wise; that’s on him - his big signings, the guys he wanted, have mostly been a bust.
What I find most baffling about Ten Hag is that for a coach who is obviously big on accountability, he’s happy to let it slide for the bigger names in the squad. Sancho is a toenail who fully deserved to get dropped, but I can see his point about double standards when Ten Hag is hanging him out to dry whilst letting Bruno and Rashford play every minute of every game.