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    “This season was a mess!” – Ten Hag reacts after guiding Man Utd to FA Cup triumph – ITV Sport



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    4. @JoeAndNickgs on

      He screaming for squad depth in this interview, give this man the squad depth he deserves and watch us kick on next season. GGMU! Man like ETHERIUM, LET'S GOOO!!!! 👏💪

    6. @DeioySenni on

      Bravo to these speakers! When they said, "Absolutely!" He requires time. A competent manager is Erick Ten Hag. Fans of United, we must never forget that Fergie had a rocky beginning and that the FA Cup was his first significant victory.

    18. @ElchefTenHag on

      Manchester united fans standards are so low theses days, this guy would be sacked in the middle of the season if he was on other big team

    19. @hattasoffa6189 on

      It's time for Ten Hag to be willing to step down honorably so that Manutd can be more competitive next season. This is not a matter of good luck in becoming FA champion or not, but rather the demands of game consistency.

    23. @DanJackson on

      The talk of sacking ETH and replacing with Kieran McKenna is in my opinion totally and utterly insane. KM looks like a decent manager and what he has done at Ipswich is nothing short of sensational. But Ipswich to Utd is like Ben Nevis vs Everest. Keep ETH. Back him. Support him in the transfer market and give him a shot. We've seen glimpses of what we are capable of. ETH talks well and clearly still has the dressing room. It's a huge project, but I believe we have the right man at the helm.

    25. @tomfletcher_ve3 on

      The season was a mess? HOW MUCH of it was directly EtH's fault?? Incredible to end it with a trophy after all the problems he's had to go through! ERIK TEN HAG IN!

    27. @mellyyoungestincharge1589 on

      Some people think because INEOS have brought in football people and are talking good in public, they are free from scrutiny or criticism. They are not free from such. We are allowed to scrutinise and criticise them. – Dan Ashworth allegedly admires Graham Potter – Sir Jim Ratcliffe allegedly admires Thomas Tuchel and Mauricio Pochettino – Sir Dave Brailsford allegedly admires Gareth Southgate I'm sorry, I don't rate any of these managers and I am allowed to be skeptical of these rumours. Tuchel has only won domestic trophies with PSG and Bayern. He turned a treble run in 22/23 into a final day single title scramble. He then proceeded to give Bayern Munich their first trophyless season in 11 year (he finished 3rd in the process). Don't tell me about his pandemic UCL win. Roberto Di Matteo's win was even better than his so I am not sold on that lucky win where he had to face teams playing home fixtures in neutral venues. Also, Tuchel has the Mourinho syndrome, he can't stay for more than 3 seasons at a club. He will also overspend on players then proceed to criticise them and blame them for his obvious failures (eg. Romelu Lukaku and Kim Min-Jae). At least Mourinho won and defended various titles and didn't ride on the PSG and Bayern gravy. The less I say about the trophyless in UK coach, Poch, the better. Southgate is just a Middlesbrough manager who somehow is lucky to have a well talented England squad and generation. Graham Potter is a fraud. Kieran McKenna is inexperienced and needs to go to Brighton Albion or stick to Ipswich Town before he can think of managing a mess such as Manchester United. Thomas Frank is just a charismatic guy and that's all there is to him. All in all, none of these guys are worth resetting a project for. There's no need to beg INEOS. They've been in football since 2017 and this is their first major trophy. I won't trust none of "their guys" cause "their guys" didn't win anything prior to having a stake in Blockbuster FC. Erik ten Hag won them their first major trophy in just 6 months. Show me a photo of Sir Jim Ratcliffe hugging a player at FC Lausanne and OGC Nice and I will zip it.

    28. @l.carlito7345 on

      ETH was right when he said that he had to deal with a lot of injuries and absent players. But despite all that:
      Man utd games were fantastic to watch this season haha. Every game was a movie thriller, with not always a friendly ending. With a full and fit squad..?! Next year the tables will turn, mark my words.

    30. @celestinaoyedepo4809 on

      Im an Arsenal fan of 24 years and i tell you this is a genuinely good football Manager, besides City no team would've survived that muvh injury to their defense line, we lost Saliba and our season came to an end last season, Liverpool lost Van Dijk and struggled to finish 4th. Now imagine Arsenal playing a full season with Saliba and Gabriel out. I think they should back him with quality signings and he'll no doubt be competitive

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