BIG DEBATE: Manchester United are looking for their next manager after sacking Erik ten Hag, finally making a decision on the Dutchman following Sunday’s 2-1 loss at West Ham. For a club that is supposed to have adopted a more professional approach under new leadership, Manchester United’s handling of Erik ten Hag has been
nothing short of calamitous. Keeping Ten Hag on, having interviewed potential successors, allowing him to appoint a new coaching team and have a significant say in signings made in the summer, only to sack him 13 games into the new season, is incompetence of the highest Whoever comes in to replace Ten Hag faces a huge challenge and it will take a manager of authority, experience, charisma and substance to turn United around and take them back to the top. If United are looking to appoint the best and for the team to have a clear identity and playing philosophy, then Sporting Lisbon’s Ruben
Amorimis the leading candidate.
And so the football merry-go-round continues with the next
“genius” to be appointed on a humongous monster salary. Football is the only managerial job that pays more, for more abject failures. So step up the next tactical genius to supp at the failure trough. It’s money for nothing, and the fans pay the fee. Who would want the job given the never ending hate directed at United by all and sundry? The disgraceful comments by Shearer right after United had won the FA cup sums it up followed by the ex United player pundits. edited
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