Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[iBaba]

Firing Ten Hag would indeed be easy with the performance he currently has but the problem is whether after Ten Hag leaves there will be a guarantee that Manchester United will change drastically with a new coach because if in the end the performance remains the same then they themselves lose in addition to financial terms because firing will require money for compensation and finding a suitable new coach will not be easy and require even more money in the end.

Mate, I agree with your submission on this matter but I am more of the opinion that Ten Hag should actually go. Let the club relief him of that duty as the manager if they can't right the wrongs in the several decisions he had made that have negatively affected Manchester United overall.

I see Ten Hag as a great coach but an overbearing manager who sees the possibility to match everyone within his toes and won't mind if they were emotionally downcasted as a result. All he is after is a result which i will say he probably see that more in the physical ability of the player and not the emotional and psychological support they require from the club.

My advise is for the club to change Ten Hag for the material time and replace him with a more experienced manager but more importantly, compassionate and teamwork. It is better to quench the fire regardless of the heat than to allow it to continue.

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[borovichok]

Firing Ten Hag would indeed be easy with the performance he currently has but the problem is whether after Ten Hag leaves there will be a guarantee that Manchester United will change drastically with a new coach because if in the end the performance remains the same then they themselves lose in addition to financial terms because firing will require money for compensation and finding a suitable new coach will not be easy and require even more money in the end.

Sacking Erik Ten Hag won't solved the main current problem of Manchester United. The players are suffering from fatigue and some of them are in their worst form this season. It's not everything we should pour blames on Erik Ten Hag, rather we also should look at the present matter, players during games have failed to improve their qualities and performance, rather they succumb to terrible stats which is having a negative effects on the team. What United needs at the moment is excellent players that will bench the present ones, specifically the ones that's not performing upto expectations.

[Stepstowealth]

Indeed it can be a reference but when a few years earlier with now obviously it is very different so in this case I think it would not be suitable to compare Newcastle in the past with their current version which is always troublesome with the revolution created from the money they have.
At the moment their chances of winning are still there, especially now that they are at St. James Park, which in fact is a headquarters that can be haunted for the opponents that Newcastle face.

A confident Newcastle team will be a lot of trouble for Arsenal who will be coming into the game from a defeat to West Ham in the Carabao cup. Arteta will use his strongest players that is why he rested many of them in the game against West Ham. Arsenal recently have had the better result against Newcastle, so it is a chance for Newcastle to change things and get a home win and give Arsenal their first defeat this season. I just worry that due to the champions league game that they have against Dortmund which is a game they must win, the coach may just try to rotate his team and not overplay any key player so they will also be available to play again in the Champions league.

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I Don't know what else the Manchester united board wants to see before they are convinced that Ten Hag isn't the man for the job

Manchester United have hired and fired quite a lot of managers ever since Fergie retired, and looking at United's performances this season, it is easy to predict that Erik Ten Hag is going to go in the same way, he'd be fired sooner or later. Having said that, even if he is fired, that would not solve Manchester United's problems, they would still be struggling because the club has already lost its winning mentality and these days other clubs are no longer scared to play United, because they know that they can beat them. I don't know what Manchester United needs to do to get back to glory days, but i am pretty sure it would not happen anytime soon.

The problem that needs to be addressed now is the fact that firing the coach is not a wise decision either as it is a gamble that will ultimately come down to a choice where changing the coach could be beneficial or even detrimental to the club itself.
Manchester United certainly understand what happened in the Rangnick and Ole era which in the end is what made them fall.
Firing Ten Hag would indeed be easy with the performance he currently has but the problem is whether after Ten Hag leaves there will be a guarantee that Manchester United will change drastically with a new coach because if in the end the performance remains the same then they themselves lose in addition to financial terms because firing will require money for compensation and finding a suitable new coach will not be easy and require even more money in the end.

Erik Ten Hag is making MU more mediocre than ever. This is an unacceptable result for the club, ranked 7th worldwide regarding player purchases in the most recent transfer window. Obviously, rebuilding Man Utd is too big a task for Ten Hag. He lost the value of his players. His game plan was meaningless, and the blame would lie with him.
The wave of Erik ten Hag's dismissal is higher than ever. However, I guess the Glazer family will have to pay contract compensation of up to 15 million pounds if they fire coach Ten Hag. So, when considering his replacement, we must be cautious. It's best for the Board of Directors to find a coach much more talented than him before taking risks.

[DaNNy001]

I Don't know what else the Manchester united board wants to see before they are convinced that Ten Hag isn't the man for the job

Manchester United have hired and fired quite a lot of managers ever since Fergie retired, and looking at United's performances this season, it is easy to predict that Erik Ten Hag is going to go in the same way, he'd be fired sooner or later. Having said that, even if he is fired, that would not solve Manchester United's problems, they would still be struggling because the club has already lost its winning mentality and these days other clubs are no longer scared to play United, because they know that they can beat them. I don't know what Manchester United needs to do to get back to glory days, but i am pretty sure it would not happen anytime soon.

The problem that needs to be addressed now is the fact that firing the coach is not a wise decision either as it is a gamble that will ultimately come down to a choice where changing the coach could be beneficial or even detrimental to the club itself.
Manchester United certainly understand what happened in the Rangnick and Ole era which in the end is what made them fall.
Firing Ten Hag would indeed be easy with the performance he currently has but the problem is whether after Ten Hag leaves there will be a guarantee that Manchester United will change drastically with a new coach because if in the end the performance remains the same then they themselves lose in addition to financial terms because firing will require money for compensation and finding a suitable new coach will not be easy and require even more money in the end.

For now the situation of Manchester united is way beyond repair and I feel the major issue is inside the camp of the coach and his players because the players of Manchester united are really underperforming and they seem to be getting it all wrong because their performance is getting more poor and poor by the day and ten hag himself knows this and if Manchester united should decide on firing him, it would be understandable because that's the only reasonable thing to do.

[Docnaster]

Indeed it can be a reference but when a few years earlier with now obviously it is very different so in this case I think it would not be suitable to compare Newcastle in the past with their current version which is always troublesome with the revolution created from the money they have.
At the moment their chances of winning are still there, especially now that they are at St. James Park, which in fact is a headquarters that can be haunted for the opponents that Newcastle face.

A confident Newcastle team will be a lot of trouble for Arsenal who will be coming into the game from a defeat to West Ham in the Carabao cup. Arteta will use his strongest players that is why he rested many of them in the game against West Ham. Arsenal recently have had the better result against Newcastle, so it is a chance for Newcastle to change things and get a home win and give Arsenal their first defeat this season. I just worry that due to the champions league game that they have against Dortmund which is a game they must win, the coach may just try to rotate his team and not overplay any key player so they will also be available to play again in the Champions league.

During the League Cup games this week, we saw Newcastle United convincingly eliminate of the big English Premier League clubs Manchester United  from the competition while Arsenal were defeated at home by West Ham on the League Cup as well but the results of those matches I don't think will have a major effect on when Arsenal hosts Newcastle United in the English Premier League.
Clearly, we've seen that Arsenal are the doing well in the league this season and are one of the top three clubs in the league standings so I think they're gonna take all three points in that game.

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Firing Ten Hag would indeed be easy with the performance he currently has but the problem is whether after Ten Hag leaves there will be a guarantee that Manchester United will change drastically with a new coach because if in the end the performance remains the same then they themselves lose in addition to financial terms because firing will require money for compensation and finding a suitable new coach will not be easy and require even more money in the end.

Sacking Erik Ten Hag won't solved the main current problem of Manchester United. The players are suffering from fatigue and some of them are in their worst form this season. It's not everything we should pour blames on Erik Ten Hag, rather we also should look at the present matter, players during games have failed to improve their qualities and performance, rather they succumb to terrible stats which is having a negative effects on the team. What United needs at the moment is excellent players that will bench the present ones, specifically the ones that's not performing upto expectations.

Let us know until Erik Ten Hag is the coach for 3 more seasons because it will know better than sacking early.
See what happened to Chelsea when they fired their coach several times, it did not become a solution, but the performance was worse because the players would be a little confused by the continued arrival of new coaches.

We know this is just an invalid rumor because I see other news Manchester United will never fire the coach in the near future, the club management's trust in Erik Ten Hag is still very large, the possibility must have changed over time and Erik Ten Hag's strategy is much better later.

What I think is Man United's current decline, the thoughts of coaches and players are not all in line and that is what makes the performance poor and no longer believes.

[TelolettOm]

For now the situation of Manchester united is way beyond repair and I feel the major issue is inside the camp of the coach and his players because the players of Manchester united are really underperforming and they seem to be getting it all wrong because their performance is getting more poor and poor by the day and ten hag himself knows this and if Manchester united should decide on firing him, it would be understandable because that's the only reasonable thing to do.

The main problem is on the coach (Ten Hag). If many players can't perform well, the coach should take the responsibility of the situation. Moreover, Ten Hag is rumored to have bad issues with some players. I heard he has no good relationship with Jadon Sancho. And some Man United players also begin to feel doubt with Ten Hag. This surely causes bad situation in Man United squad. Man United must take a solution for this situation. If most Man United players don't trust Ten Hag anymore, the option is to sack Ten Hag. But I think it is not easy to find the replacement, not many available top coach who have no clubs.

[Gaza13]

From the news circulating now, it seems that Manchester United management is ready to fire Erik Ten Hag even though he has to pay a large amount of compensation. Even rumors regarding potential successors at Manchester United have also begun to circulate, including:

1. Zinedine Zidane
2. Roberto De Zerbi
3. Xabi Alonso
4. Graham Potter, and
5. Hansi Flick

Zidane, De Zerbi and Xabi are the most ideal candidates IMO considering their recent achievements .

In my opinion, all the 5 candidates above are very good, Zidane is a strong candidate, Zidane has a lot of potential because to date he has not coached any club, if I see there is any issue that Antonio Conte will replace Erik ten Hag at Manchester United, Antonio Conte has a good track record in coaching the team and also proving himself as an elite manager among coaches, I think Antonio Conte deserves to coach a team like Manchester United

[JoyMarsha]

I Don't know what else the Manchester united board wants to see before they are convinced that Ten Hag isn't the man for the job

Manchester United have hired and fired quite a lot of managers ever since Fergie retired, and looking at United's performances this season, it is easy to predict that Erik Ten Hag is going to go in the same way, he'd be fired sooner or later. Having said that, even if he is fired, that would not solve Manchester United's problems, they would still be struggling because the club has already lost its winning mentality and these days other clubs are no longer scared to play United, because they know that they can beat them. I don't know what Manchester United needs to do to get back to glory days, but i am pretty sure it would not happen anytime soon.

Manchester United club losing its winning mentality should be one of the reasons, Manchester United is yet to sack Ten Hag. They don't want to make the mistake of sacking Ten Hag and the same mistake is still there, affecting the team to win matches.

Manchester United taking their time to make a final decision of sacking Ten Hag or not is a good move. At least let it be noted that Ten Hag was given enough time before they sacked him. It will now be Ten Hag's duty to return the Red Devil to its glorious days, now he has the chance to prove to the whole world that he's qualified to continue coaching Manchester United. If failed to, he should blame himself for that

[Ndabagi01]

I Don't know what else the Manchester united board wants to see before they are convinced that Ten Hag isn't the man for the job

Manchester United have hired and fired quite a lot of managers ever since Fergie retired, and looking at United's performances this season, it is easy to predict that Erik Ten Hag is going to go in the same way, he'd be fired sooner or later. Having said that, even if he is fired, that would not solve Manchester United's problems, they would still be struggling because the club has already lost its winning mentality and these days other clubs are no longer scared to play United, because they know that they can beat them. I don't know what Manchester United needs to do to get back to glory days, but i am pretty sure it would not happen anytime soon.

Manchester United is not a team like Chelsea, who is always ready to fire its coach if they fall short of their expectations after losing too many games. We are all aware that Eric Ten Hag has not been at his best for his team and that he needs to work on his game approach and fight his way back into competition.  I don't think Manchester United will fire him anytime soon; he's doing his best, and this could be one of his worst times at the club. Manchester United, I believe, will allow him more time to improve before passing judgement on him.

[JeffBrad12]

Firing Ten Hag would indeed be easy with the performance he currently has but the problem is whether after Ten Hag leaves there will be a guarantee that Manchester United will change drastically with a new coach because if in the end the performance remains the same then they themselves lose in addition to financial terms because firing will require money for compensation and finding a suitable new coach will not be easy and require even more money in the end.

Sacking Erik Ten Hag won't solved the main current problem of Manchester United. The players are suffering from fatigue and some of them are in their worst form this season. It's not everything we should pour blames on Erik Ten Hag, rather we also should look at the present matter, players during games have failed to improve their qualities and performance, rather they succumb to terrible stats which is having a negative effects on the team. What United needs at the moment is excellent players that will bench the present ones, specifically the ones that's not performing upto expectations.

Different coach, different strategy, different mindset that would be affecting the performance from the players. I see no reason to use fatigue and some of them are performing so badly. In fact, as a professional football and the players must have able in controlling their stamina. This is why picking the right appointment will be helping the club so much in handling the situation in the club. I would prefer to see ten hag to be sacked by the club instead of staying in manchester united much longer.
There will be no different if the club will always keep ten hag as a head coach. The situation in the club will always be the same like what it used to be. No reason to defending him while he is on his bad situation.
I would rather than sack him instead of try to use him much longer. This is the best decision for the club. I hope ten hag will be out. He does give negative impact to the club.

[Roseline492]

A confident Newcastle team will be a lot of trouble for Arsenal who will be coming into the game from a defeat to West Ham in the Carabao cup.

Actually I did not no that the game will turn out that way because I had a great confidence on Arsenal because there performance has not giving me any reason to doubt them so I was very positive that they will win west  Ham United.

But little did I know that West Ham United will perform this much, however comparing the performance of West Ham United and Newcastle United is actually obvious that Newcastle United has more impressive performance than west Ham United, so however if west Ham United could bit arsenal this much, the possibility of Newcastle United also wining them is quite certain.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

I Don't know what else the Manchester united board wants to see before they are convinced that Ten Hag isn't the man for the job

Manchester United have hired and fired quite a lot of managers ever since Fergie retired, and looking at United's performances this season, it is easy to predict that Erik Ten Hag is going to go in the same way, he'd be fired sooner or later. Having said that, even if he is fired, that would not solve Manchester United's problems, they would still be struggling because the club has already lost its winning mentality and these days other clubs are no longer scared to play United, because they know that they can beat them. I don't know what Manchester United needs to do to get back to glory days, but i am pretty sure it would not happen anytime soon.

Manchester United is not a team like Chelsea, who is always ready to fire its coach if they fall short of their expectations after losing too many games. We are all aware that Eric Ten Hag has not been at his best for his team and that he needs to work on his game approach and fight his way back into competition.  I don't think Manchester United will fire him anytime soon; he's doing his best, and this could be one of his worst times at the club. Manchester United, I believe, will allow him more time to improve before passing judgement on him.

Well I think so, somehow I'm not sure that Ten Hag will be fired I think Manchester United will give him time until the middle of the season they know that Ten Hag has the ability it's just that at the beginning of this season there seems to be a little problem. Next week Manchester United will play in the Champions League, well the results of the group stage might be one of their considerations to determine Ten Hag career as Manchester coach if he succeeded in bringing Manchester to qualify to the next phase then it is likely he will continue.

[arimamib]

Manchester United is not a team like Chelsea, who is always ready to fire its coach if they fall short of their expectations after losing too many games. We are all aware that Eric Ten Hag has not been at his best for his team and that he needs to work on his game approach and fight his way back into competition.  I don't think Manchester United will fire him anytime soon; he's doing his best, and this could be one of his worst times at the club. Manchester United, I believe, will allow him more time to improve before passing judgement on him.

Well I think so, somehow I'm not sure that Ten Hag will be fired I think Manchester United will give him time until the middle of the season they know that Ten Hag has the ability it's just that at the beginning of this season there seems to be a little problem. Next week Manchester United will play in the Champions League, well the results of the group stage might be one of their considerations to determine Ten Hag career as Manchester coach if he succeeded in bringing Manchester to qualify to the next phase then it is likely he will continue.

In the Champions League, Manchester united still has hopes of qualifying for the round of 16 and they only need to get rid of Galatasaray in 2nd place. So, if Erik succeed in bringing Manchester united to the round of 16, his position as Manchester united coach will certainly be quite safe. But if he fails, He might be fired and replaced by another coach before the first half of the season end.

Of course, Erik Ten Hag quality has proven to be quite good in building a squad and this season, many Manchester united player have been injured which hampers their performance in assembling a squad that is stronger in every match. On the other hand, They have just been expelled from the EFL and that is certainly the first bad record for Erik ten hag this season. Problems with players have also been highlighted, where Sancho and Erik have not yet reconciled.

[makishart]

From the news circulating now, it seems that Manchester United management is ready to fire Erik Ten Hag even though he has to pay a large amount of compensation. Even rumors regarding potential successors at Manchester United have also begun to circulate, including:

1. Zinedine Zidane
2. Roberto De Zerbi
3. Xabi Alonso
4. Graham Potter, and
5. Hansi Flick

Zidane, De Zerbi and Xabi are the most ideal candidates IMO considering their recent achievements .

In my opinion, all the 5 candidates above are very good, Zidane is a strong candidate, Zidane has a lot of potential because to date he has not coached any club, if I see there is any issue that Antonio Conte will replace Erik ten Hag at Manchester United, Antonio Conte has a good track record in coaching the team and also proving himself as an elite manager among coaches, I think Antonio Conte deserves to coach a team like Manchester United

It needs a mircale for manchester united to recruit him as a new appointment. I would rather than believe zidane goes to the marseille rather than manchester united. It's another cheap rumor being made by the writers. I doubt Zidane will go there because he mentioned in an interview that he only joins clubs with good communication. Zidane would prefer to join only in the spanish, italian clubs. People are massivel beliving in what others cheap rumors that were coming from unknown parties. Let's wait till romano will be confirming MU sacked ten hag first.

I don't even think manchester united is possible in recruiting zidane at this moment. Please, MU needs to sack ten hag first. Ten hag is just making the club even worst as he was always blaming the players once united face lost against its opponent.
As long as ten hag will not be sacked by manchester united and i will not even believe if this rumor was exist. We may see so many candidates to be linked with manchester united without even knowing how high the chances of these candidates to be a new appointment for manchester united.

[Joca97]

I Don't know what else the Manchester united board wants to see before they are convinced that Ten Hag isn't the man for the job

Manchester United have hired and fired quite a lot of managers ever since Fergie retired, and looking at United's performances this season, it is easy to predict that Erik Ten Hag is going to go in the same way, he'd be fired sooner or later. Having said that, even if he is fired, that would not solve Manchester United's problems, they would still be struggling because the club has already lost its winning mentality and these days other clubs are no longer scared to play United, because they know that they can beat them. I don't know what Manchester United needs to do to get back to glory days, but i am pretty sure it would not happen anytime soon.

Manchester United is not a team like Chelsea, who is always ready to fire its coach if they fall short of their expectations after losing too many games. We are all aware that Eric Ten Hag has not been at his best for his team and that he needs to work on his game approach and fight his way back into competition.  I don't think Manchester United will fire him anytime soon; he's doing his best, and this could be one of his worst times at the club. Manchester United, I believe, will allow him more time to improve before passing judgement on him.

I think Ten Hag isnt the right coach for Man Utd. So many bad decisions by him are causing the team to go deeper and deeper. They keep losing and getting worst. Chelsea sacks their coaches really fast and that is their problem but for Man Utd they need someone who can turn this into a winning team. They got good players but as we see some players dont even like their coach and that causes problems.

[hd49728]

Manchester United club losing its winning mentality should be one of the reasons, Manchester United is yet to sack Ten Hag. They don't want to make the mistake of sacking Ten Hag and the same mistake is still there, affecting the team to win matches.

About mentality in Manchester United, do you think it is coincidence that Mourinho said "Ending Premier League as a runner-up is one of his biggest achievements in his coach career"?

This statement from Mourinho, years ago, reveals that something were very improperly in Old Trafford, not only from their coaches, staffs, players but also from people at higher positions.

Manchester United taking their time to make a final decision of sacking Ten Hag or not is a good move. At least let it be noted that Ten Hag was given enough time before they sacked him. It will now be Ten Hag's duty to return the Red Devil to its glorious days, now he has the chance to prove to the whole world that he's qualified to continue coaching Manchester United. If failed to, he should blame himself for that

These problems continue to exist through many coaches and even with Ten Hag, they are still existing and effects are harmful for the club performance, results in many competitions generally.

I see it is very unfair to say Erik Ten Hag is responsible for all bad things that are happening in Manchester United. He must be given more time like how Liverpool were patiently with Klopp years ago, then they harvested sweet achievements with one Premier League, one Champions League trophies. Manchester United can gain a same with Ten Hag but they must give him more time and support him to have players he wants.

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In the Champions League, Manchester united still has hopes of qualifying for the round of 16 and they only need to get rid of Galatasaray in 2nd place. So, if Erik succeed in bringing Manchester united to the round of 16, his position as Manchester united coach will certainly be quite safe. But if he fails, He might be fired and replaced by another coach before the first half of the season end.

Of course, Erik Ten Hag quality has proven to be quite good in building a squad and this season, many Manchester united player have been injured which hampers their performance in assembling a squad that is stronger in every match. On the other hand, They have just been expelled from the EFL and that is certainly the first bad record for Erik ten hag this season. Problems with players have also been highlighted, where Sancho and Erik have not yet reconciled.

The possibility is still there but the percentage is very small, Manchester United have to play away against Copenhagen and also Galatasaray, the very important match is against Galatasar at Galatasaray's home ground. When playing at Old Trafford, Manchester United's home team even lost, let alone playing at Galatasaray's home ground. Of course the possibility of losing is also big.
But apart from that, Manchester United's performance is very bad, so in my opinion there is almost no possibility for Manchester United to qualify from the UCL group stage.

Manchester United has suffered 8 defeats from 15 matches this season, whereas during the Jose Mourinho era he was sacked after experiencing 6 defeats from 17 matches, I can't understand why Manchester United's management is defending Ten Hag too much, even though it is clear that he has failed.

[klidex]

These problems continue to exist through many coaches and even with Ten Hag, they are still existing and effects are harmful for the club performance, results in many competitions generally.

I see it is very unfair to say Erik Ten Hag is responsible for all bad things that are happening in Manchester United. He must be given more time like how Liverpool were patiently with Klopp years ago, then they harvested sweet achievements with one Premier League, one Champions League trophies. Manchester United can gain a same with Ten Hag but they must give him more time and support him to have players he wants.

Maybe you mean that Manchester United needs to be patient in reaping the current process, but the fans don't want to see Manchester United continue to experience decline and everyone blames Erik Ten Hag for everything because Manchester United progress depend on him.
I don't blame Erik Ten Hag, its just that maybe there are a lot of problem that have hit this club so that Manchester United experiences some difficulties when facing match in the English league and in the Champions League, but I hope that Erik Ten Hag is able to bring Manchester United back to its glory days but not wait for the process to take placed for a long time it was feared that Erik Ten Hag would soon be replace because the Red Devils did not want to be slumped in an uncertain situation for long.