Will ten Hag last as long in the Premier League as his fellow countryman Frank de Boer ?
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He would have but he wouldn't have stuck around at that mess, I'll tell you that now.
Part of the problem is Ferguson hasn't left.
Neville bringing Spurs into the conversation again and how Levy always attends every game. Redknapp: “ Yeah, but wat they won in dat time?”
Wouldn't you just love to storm the studio and crack a load of heads.
Fergie has 0 say in proceedings though, he's an honorary board member
Not laughing too hard though, that was our lot at some stage during all of Nuno, Mourinho, the end of Poch, most of Sherwood and the end of AVB.
We had our fair share of periods of millionaire footballers just not giving a shit.
True we have had a load of duds however United and the Glazers started from a position of being Real Madrid able to get any manager or player in the world and they have been so shit for so long they are now Everton.
Ten Hag has to do a Poch and drop all the toxic players at United if he wants to keep his job.
Poch start wasn't as bad as this but when it did look like it might be going wrong he dropped Kaboul etc and brought in the younger players Kane etc.
Not sure if because it's "United" he will be allowed to do that.
Poch start wasn't as bad as this but when it did look like it might be going wrong he dropped Kaboul etc and brought in the younger players Kane etc.
Not sure if because it's "United" he will be allowed to do that.
"Then in August, he intervened in Ronaldo’s prospective move to Manchester City. His involvement has been reported before but The Athletic can reveal he called Joel Glazer directly to argue for United hijacking the transfer. Sources say Ferguson seldom rings United’s principal owner, but he found it unconscionable Ronaldo might cross the Manchester divide so broke the emergency glass"
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They're not THAT good.
Bet they have loads of toxic "pwopa football man, innit" sort of c*nts behind the sidelines, "advising" the owners.
No manager bigger than the club and all that sort of shit going on ...
Jamie still bitter, can't stand that idiot.
Only one man can save them from relegation.
Ronaldo and Bruno etc ain't the players you want in you're team when things ain't going right or starting over as well.
They are a right mess from the owner to the players
The decay was started by Ferguson. He left his successor with an ageing squad running on fumes. Since then, the club's been run by a board who must spend an hour in every meeting just saying "we're Man Utd, the biggest club in the World" with a chorus of harrumphs as each says it in turn.