Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[Cryptoprincess101]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

Unai Emery has coached a lot of European teams which includes Valencia, Sevilla, Villarreal, Arsenal and Paris Saint German unlike Eric Ten Haag that mostly got his fame in the Eredivisie of Netherlands and Unai Emery has also won major European trophies which also includes the France Ligue 1 title and the 3 consecutive Europa league trophy he won for Sevilla unlike Eric Ten Haag that won just the Caraboa cup and the F.A cup title for Manchester united and with the fact that Unai Emery has led Aston Villa to champions league qualification since 1983 also speaks a lot about his capacity as a manager.

Thomas Tuchel is not the right coach for Manchester united because of how he managed Bayern Munich poorly but since Manchester United's problem is mostly associated with coaches, trying the ability of Tuchel will be considerable at this point at least let us see if he can turn things around for the club but if he is able to achieve positive results for Manchester united in his first season then he can probably continue in the next season so the most important thing is for Manchester United to get a new coach as that is what the club needs now.

[rahmad2nd]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

To be honest, I am not a supporter of The Red Devil or even a fan of Erik Ten Hag. However, from my point of view, the decline in Manchester United's performance is not solely the fault of the coach. As we know, United is experiencing several internal problems within the club.  such as conflicts between coaches and players, quite a few players return to the treatment room due to injuries.  plus, some players are too selfish and undisciplined. Even though in several United matches Ten Hag made mistakes, he is actually a coach who upholds discipline and playing with a teamwork system. Unfortunately, this season what he planned did not go according to his expectations and neither did the Red Devil fans. It would be very natural if a wave of protest and disappointment came to him to immediately dismiss him as MU coach. Regarding Ten Hag's future, to be honest I haven't checked the latest news or you could say I haven't monitored all activities related to football developments. Maybe Ten Hag will be retained and given a chance. yeah, this is just my assumption. because currently there are not many coaches who are worthy enough to be brought to Old Trafford and immediately lead United to major changes. However, let's just follow it, Ten Hag could be fired or he might be retained.

[Uruhara]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

If we look at the final results that Man United had, which could only finish in 8th place, it is very natural that we all think that Erik ten Hag was unable to bring about good changes at the Man United club and instead made it worse than in previous seasons. Last season, perhaps he was successful in bringing Man United to win UCL tickets. But in the UCL, Man United also failed miserably and could only be at the bottom of the group when competing in the group stage. And that's quite embarrassing. But Erik ten Hag always didn't want to be blamed. Even now, Erik Ten Hag is considered to be careless in recruiting players. But Erik Ten Hag also denied this. The point is that in the club now people are also starting to blame each other. And don't want to be blamed. In essence, these clubs have really become less harmonious. Maybe Ten Hag's dismissal could also be a solution. But I also doubt that this will improve the team in the next season. unless this club brings in a coach who is more humble and can make everyone comfortable. I am sure Man United will return to their best performance again next season if they choose the right coach.

[ndutndut]

When the season is over and the new season is coming up there is always such speculation about some managers and teams. So amazing things are already being talked about before they happen which have never happened as is being talked about now. Ten Hag needs a new and more modern way of coaching a team and in placing players in each game he plays. Because without a good strategy and tactics for a team like Manchester United, I think changes in any way will never go according to plan.

So do you think he can be given a chance to stay? Looking at the condition of the game and the final results this season I actually don't like him, because he can't bring Man United to appear in stable form.  Even they are not able to stay in the Europa League Zone.
I haven't heard officially if he will leave or stay, if he leaves of course the players need a new adaptation. But if Ten Hag stays then he must dare to try new things, his old strategy cannot optimize the Man United players this season. So I agree with your writing.

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

Previously I also thought like you, Erik Ten Hag should be fired. Especially in the middle of the season, he was often ridiculed by many parties because he was annoyed that Man United's game was no better than the lower teams. However, from the last few trips, I feel like I was wrong and Erik Ten Hag seems to really love Man United. Psywar in the second season until the final was certainly very, very disturbing for a coach like him. However, he managed to get out of this pressure in his own way, mainly winning with simple patterns, playing effectively (finding positions and passing) and scoring goals simply. Finally, they managed to get the FA Trophy by beating a strong EPL team.

For me, it would be very cruel if Erik Ten Hag were fired. The answer is if he wants a reset then he deserves to be fired. because as you said, Man United finished in 8th place and only collected 60 points and this is the worst record since the David Moyes era. However, returning to the old way, which I think will be difficult in the future. The current players will learn again and adapt again to the new manager's tactics, not to mention the drama of the players. So the conclusion is that firing Erik Ten Hag is not a solution for Man United at this time. One more thing, as far as I know, even though Man United finished in eighth place, they got a slot in the Europa League, they got this slot because they managed to win the FA Cup trophy.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Well, I think so too. I really like Chelsea and that's why I tell myself that it's worth doing things right. I think that the team, the team's management , have to forget the bad times and get on track to do things right, ask themselves: why haven't they won if there are good players? Where are they failing? I think it's a lack of direction Until the right coach arrives, Chelsea won't take off and have the level they've always had. Well, the case of MU is very difficult. For me, it's a lack of direction, but it's been 3 seasons where the team hasn't gotten ahead. I think I'm more inclined to believe that they lack a good coach, because they do have good Players.

Firstly if you ask me I will say the major issue that Chelsea are currently facing is the fact that those on the top are different this time around after the change of ownership and this current set of individuals are to getting it wrong by looking to control everything about the team. During Roman Abrahmovic era he had tasks assigned to various individuals and hardly shows his face around the team except for something too important. This current era of Bohely isn’t like that, he himself sees to almost everything including the players transfers which has occasional caused problems between the managers and him. It was widely rumored that it was the reason why Pochettino walked away, he wanted to have control of players that leave or arrives.

As for Manchester United I think they need to give Ten Hag more time at least a season again to see him implement his style on the players i don’t fancy the idea of ditching managers after just two seasons. With the FA CUP win he has to me buy his time in for next season

Well, what happens here is that changes in management affect the team a lot. At Chelsea, things are reflected in the team when they play against others, and it's not just the coaches or the owners who lose, there's a whole fan base there. You only have to look at the example of a team like Leverkusen, a Xabi Alonso gave a Different Twist to their Football, so Sometimes it's the way to take the bull by the horns.

Regarding MU, an FA Cup is nothing , they've been doing everything Wrong for 3 seasons now. However, if you think that, well, I respect it, but on a footballing level I'm from a country that, because of thinking that way about its national team, where the same Coach was always there , it became a Cinderella team for many years, and now a Coach who doesn't perform is a coach who Leaves , and that has given them good results I think that applies to Clubs.

[hahay]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

Obviously, Unai Emery is a great coach, because in some previous clubs also Unai Emery managed to give good results. Especially for Aston Villa, basically the competition in the Premier League is very difficult and also,  Aston Villa is not a team that has a lot of money to buy many star players, but in fact Unai Emery managed to make Aston Villa finish in the top four. Of course, it was a very impressive result for Unai Emery first season at Aston Villa but even so, I still confident that Unai Emery will still be able to make Aston Villa good in the next season. About Erik ten Hag, as far as I know Manchester United will keep him and I think that's fine too. But, if indeed Tuchel is willing to become the new coach of Manchester United later, then ofcourse it is also a change for the better for Manchester United.

[marcous]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

To be honest, I am not a supporter of The Red Devil or even a fan of Erik Ten Hag. However, from my point of view, the decline in Manchester United's performance is not solely the fault of the coach. As we know, United is experiencing several internal problems within the club.  such as conflicts between coaches and players, quite a few players return to the treatment room due to injuries.  plus, some players are too selfish and undisciplined. Even though in several United matches Ten Hag made mistakes, he is actually a coach who upholds discipline and playing with a teamwork system. Unfortunately, this season what he planned did not go according to his expectations and neither did the Red Devil fans. It would be very natural if a wave of protest and disappointment came to him to immediately dismiss him as MU coach. Regarding Ten Hag's future, to be honest I haven't checked the latest news or you could say I haven't monitored all activities related to football developments. Maybe Ten Hag will be retained and given a chance. yeah, this is just my assumption. because currently there are not many coaches who are worthy enough to be brought to Old Trafford and immediately lead United to major changes. However, let's just follow it, Ten Hag could be fired or he might be retained.

It makes sense, the ups and downs in performance experienced by United this season are not entirely Ten Hag fault, although he is the first person who must be responsible for the results of each match. Internal conflicts, player injuries and the poor performance of their new recruits were the main causes. Mount, Onana, Hojlund, Amrabat, Jonny Evans failed to show their best performance in the first season, Hojlund was good but too late on fire.

Antony had time stepped aside to resolve his personal case, and Sancho had to choose to be loaned to Dortmund due to his not harmonious relationship with Ten Hag. The chaos made The Red Devils lose their balance, even though at first glance they looked fine. Maguire removal of the captain armband also became a polemic, United were really in a lot of experience difficulty.

Luckily, United were able to win the FA Cup, where no one thought they would be able to beat city rivals City, and Ten Hag fleet ended season Europa League ticket. Now we just have to wait and see what United management decides regarding Ten Hag fate next season, whether he will be retained or kicked out of Old Trafford, and all decisions depended on their new Boss Jim Ratcliffe.

[bering]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

Obviously, Unai Emery is a great coach, because in some previous clubs also Unai Emery managed to give good results. Especially for Aston Villa, basically the competition in the Premier League is very difficult and also,  Aston Villa is not a team that has a lot of money to buy many star players, but in fact Unai Emery managed to make Aston Villa finish in the top four. Of course, it was a very impressive result for Unai Emery first season at Aston Villa but even so, I still confident that Unai Emery will still be able to make Aston Villa good in the next season. About Erik ten Hag, as far as I know Manchester United will keep him and I think that's fine too. But, if indeed Tuchel is willing to become the new coach of Manchester United later, then ofcourse it is also a change for the better for Manchester United.

When Unay Emery arrived to Aston Villa this team performance is compeletely messed up because at that time Aston Villa under Steven Gerrard only able to fight for relegation zone but when Aston Villa owner has decided to hire Umay Emery to replace Steven Gerrard then it could be wide decision because Unay Emery debut season with Aston Villa on 2022 is he can save this team from relegation zone and this season Aston Villa performance is very fantastic because during this season they can beat several big clubs such as Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal even Manchester City which is something they couldn't do before

One of the key why Aston Villa performance is very fantastic this season is at the Villa Park Aston Villa was very strong because during this season Aston Villa only lost 3 times at their home so these records also makes them can occupy 4th place and they deserved to playing at Champion League for next season and i have to says this is fantastic achievement from Unay Emery because finally after 40 years Aston Villa can playing on that competition again and recently i read the news about Unay Emery contract that he has been signing contract extension until 2029 and next season i am sure Aston Villa status as dark horses team who have potention can broke the domination of big teams

[Ahli38]

Chelsea will likely not be title contenders next season once we know which manager they appoint to continue their struggle in the Premier League. I don't know Enzo Maresca even though he has won the title with Leicester City this season in the second tier English League or Championship.

Enzo Maresca's success in bringing Leicester promotion to the Premier League next season may be the main consideration why he was appointed as Chelsea manager. I'm not sure he can achieve great success with Chelsea, but anything is possible if his tactical and technical approach is useful.

The best the average Chelsea fan can hope for is Todd Boehly's resignation. Maybe it's not as easy as you imagine, but so far Todd Boehly's coaching at Chelsea is clearly considered bad and detrimental.

I also doubt this team can do everything well next season. Because after all, when this team improves and loses its coach again, it will definitely have a big impact on the squad itself. And the club must adapt again in the coming season with their new coach, Enzo Maresca.  and the adaptation process can usually take quite a long time depending on the trainer's own expertise. Even Pochettino needed half a season before we saw Chelsea look stable. And maybe Enzo Maresca will also need the same time. but I'm sure that if it turns out that Enzo Maresca can bring Chelsea into the race for UCL tickets then Todd Boehly's decision this time will no longer be criticized. But for now everyone is still disappointed with all the decisions made by Todd Boehly which always makes this team change coaches too quickly. But it seems that this time we have to be more patient. whether this team can improve next season or not with its new coach. And we may have to save our criticism until the time comes.

[Mr.suevie]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

Tuchel is a better coach than Ten Hag because I think while Tuchel was at Chelsea,he showed how good he is,he won the champions league with young Chelsea team,gave them the confidence they deserved and won them them a prestigious tittle that Chelsea wanted.But Ten Hag is a kind of arrogant,he imposes things on players,that is why most talented players who go to that club end up being flops the moment they get there.Players like Casemiro was the best defensive midfielder in the world,but he came to Man U and everythjng turned around.Mason mount was a very sharp winger came to United,and he looked like a Shadow of himself.The club just needs change of caoch at the moment.

But this particular effect that players not being able to play up to their standard didn't actually start from ten hag era of being the coach of Manchester united because I believe even when Louis van gal and David moise were coaches a lot of players still came which were good players but during their time at united they all underperformed and it made their career look like they were not good players and one of them I can recall was Angel di maria and after he left united for PSG he played very well and performed better than in united.

[uchegod-21]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

Emry, Erik Ten Hang and Tuchel are all in the same category of coaching. If I should rate, I will slightly rate Emry above Erik10 but I can never rate Tuchel above Erik Ten Hang. If Erik Ten Hang has the quality of players Tuchel met in Chelsea, he could also win EPL. If he also meet the quality of players Tuchel met in Bayern Munich, he could also win the Bundesliga and even the champions league.

If I were to be Manchester United management, I cannot dismiss Erik 10 and hire Tuchel, it won't be a wise decision. Coaches like Zidane, Pep, Klopp and Ancelotti are good for Manchester United because they are obviously better than Erik Ten Hang and not the likes of Tuchel. Infact I'll even prefer Nengalesman to Tuchel.

[Jegileman]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

Eric Ten Hag’s performance might not have been impressive and ended well this season, but what can the fans do when the management still wants to continue with him? There’s no actual stance on him now whether he’s going to continue as the manager of the team for next season or a replacement might be found for him. I will in my own judgment rate him on average at the end of the season because he was able to win the FA Cup for the team which is an achievement for the season. They’re better than clubs that finished in the second position of the premier league without any trophy because it’ll add to their record and trophy which they won’t have to their own. Until the final say from Manchester United’s management, we don’t know if they’ll keep Ten Hag for now or not.

[Nheer]

I don't know, I do not think that firing Pochettino was a big mistake, I feel like he did not do all that well with the team he was given. I get that they are getting young players for overpriced offers so that they could build a team that would play together for a long time, and that could actually be a great idea on the long run, and they are avoiding the financial fair play hit by just giving them very long contracts as well.

However, unless they make something now, like at least be in UCL or something, then they are not going to get anything at all, being a loser for a few years doesn't make you great, you need to have good results, to aim for great results, you do not get bad results to aim for greater results.

I don’t think so too, i would even say it was the best thing to do because there was no impact on the team until towards the end of the season and he doesn’t seem to suit what the owners want to build. They want to build a team similar to Arteta’s and what Pochettino was building is far different from that. There is no guarantee that pochettino will do well next season and make top 4 but at least the new coach is an ambitious coach known for having good relationship with young players and the players Chelsea are busy buying are all young players with prospect.

Both the board and the players long for European football, it’s good that they didn’t miss out totally and will participate in the conference league at least but all hopes will be on the new manager to lead the team and secure a champions league spot next season. I believe they will have good results next season.

[Baki202]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

Sacking Erik Ten Hag is not really needed because sometimes I feel for those coaches are also pressured so is not really easy for them and for Erik Ten Hag I think he tries his best. Let’s imagine he was sacked who is going to be used to replace him and that what have been thinking about Chelsea even if they get a new coach am sure it won’t change the conditions they are because just look at it how many times have Chelsea sacked and gotten a new coach and their was no much improvement and they spent a lot of money on players to do their condition is even worse compared to that of Manchester United. At least they were able to win the FA cup their is even better to have archived something. Manchester United that was dragging with Newcastle has nothing to show now getting 8 position they expect to be celebrated. Next season if nothing changes then Erik Ten Hag should also expect is sack letter delivered to him. Because they will feel like the club is not adding up. And to the management they want to see changes.

[iBaba]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

Honestly. Eric Ten Hag did not do as best as it will be expected from him as a manager of an elite club like Manchester United where Sir Alex Ferguson who happened to be one of the  greatest European managers of all time managed for years to many victories. Any manager that is coming to that kind of club is expected to do more and I guess Eric felt that pressure in the beginning but later was more focused on his inability to control his emotions and sentiments towards his players. Hence having issues with them one of which was with Cristiano Ronaldo which I was unhappy about. Like, having Ronaldo in his team was a homecoming for the player but not allowing him to play the way he should was the biggest mistake they had.

[Oluwa-btc]

Emry, Erik Ten Hang and Tuchel are all in the same category of coaching. If I should rate, I will slightly rate Emry above Erik10 but I can never rate Tuchel above Erik Ten Hang. If Erik Ten Hang has the quality of players Tuchel met in Chelsea, he could also win EPL. If he also meet the quality of players Tuchel met in Bayern Munich, he could also win the Bundesliga and even the champions league.

If I were to be Manchester United management, I cannot dismiss Erik 10 and hire Tuchel, it won't be a wise decision. Coaches like Zidane, Pep, Klopp and Ancelotti are good for Manchester United because they are obviously better than Erik Ten Hang and not the likes of Tuchel. Infact I'll even prefer Nengalesman to Tuchel.

People who bring up Emery into this comparisons should also know that, he also lost his job one time in the Premier League Competition with Arsenal and the experience he had now to lead Aston Villa comes from that experience. But what was he able to achieve with Arsenal when he was head coach? Lol

I know he's won trophies with Villarreal and Sevilla but Fvck it! When you go look at the Erik Ten Hag side that won Real Madrid in the Champions League Competition, you'd be humbled.
Erik Ten Hag is no bad manager, it gladdens my heart to see Manchester United fans backing him when it matters most. Jim Radcliffe claims to be a life long Manchester United fan but he's dump ASF and sentimental as always.

I will never rate Thomas Tuchel, not even Unai Emery ahead of Erik Ten Hag if not for bias and hate who would have done that? How can y'all use a season to judge and evaluate a coach?
I will say it a billion times, Zidane is not that guy, he can only manage an already made club like Manchester City. He is not that guy, he gives me that vibes of Ole Gunner Solskjaer. He was lucky he had top players in Real Madrid who helped him win that last Champions League Competition.

He faced the heat as coach during that last season in La Liga Competition, he quickly resigned to avoid embarrassment. Lol

[uchegod-21]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

Honestly. Eric Ten Hag did not do as best as it will be expected from him as a manager of an elite club like Manchester United where Sir Alex Ferguson who happened to be one of the  greatest European managers of all time managed for years to many victories. Any manager that is coming to that kind of club is expected to do more and I guess Eric felt that pressure in the beginning but later was more focused on his inability to control his emotions and sentiments towards his players. Hence having issues with them one of which was with Cristiano Ronaldo which I was unhappy about. Like, having Ronaldo in his team was a homecoming for the player but not allowing him to play the way he should was the biggest mistake they had.

Mate, at this time we ought not to be mentioning Sir Alex Ferguson if other coaches succeeded. Remember after Sir Fergie, we had;
Moyes;
Mourinho;
Van Gaal;
Ragnick,
Ole and now
Erik Ten Hang.
If the above mentioned names were successful, we shouldn't be mentioning Sir Fagie at this time. I am not in anyway justifying Erik10 poor performance, but I believe he didn't have the quality of players needed to excel this season. His first season in Manchester United, he ended 3rd because he had good players. He was able to stop City in the FA CUP finals because most of his players returned from injuries.

[Stable090]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

I know Ten Hag performance wasn’t really good last season, and I never expected Manchester United to end the season at the position which they ended it, but from the way Manchester United played last season, I won’t be blaming only the coach for their poor performance, the players always have to be blamed, they have to change their mentality also, some players played like they are not really ready to play for the team, or they are not paid for what they are doing. If Ten hag is being sacked, there might not really be much difference with the new coach that will be coming if the players don’t change their mentality.

[arimamib]

Honestly. Eric Ten Hag did not do as best as it will be expected from him as a manager of an elite club like Manchester United where Sir Alex Ferguson who happened to be one of the  greatest European managers of all time managed for years to many victories. Any manager that is coming to that kind of club is expected to do more and I guess Eric felt that pressure in the beginning but later was more focused on his inability to control his emotions and sentiments towards his players. Hence having issues with them one of which was with Cristiano Ronaldo which I was unhappy about. Like, having Ronaldo in his team was a homecoming for the player but not allowing him to play the way he should was the biggest mistake they had.

Of course, Erik Ten Hag cannot be confused with Alex Ferguson because Alex Ferguson succeeded in bringing glory to Manchester United by winning many trophies. However, Erik Ten Hag has only coached Manchester United for two seasons, but the impression he has made is quite bad in terms of harmony with the players, first with Ronaldo and also with Sancho. Therefore, Erik failure this season also had a bad impact on his career because he coached a big team with many star players but Erik failed to bring Manchester United to finish at the top.

So in the big conclusion of course he has to change his attitude in the coming season, if he has internal problems with the player then it is better not to discuss it in every press conference. The players will work hard for the team progress if they get full support from their coach. Erik also failed in his recruitment because several of the new players he recruited last season have not succeeded in showing their best form this season. Next season, if Erik is still given time to continue coaching Manchester United, I think he must have the courage to take every appropriate action to solve every problem with a cool head.

[Oluwa-btc]

Honestly. Eric Ten Hag did not do as best as it will be expected from him as a manager of an elite club like Manchester United where Sir Alex Ferguson who happened to be one of the  greatest European managers of all time managed for years to many victories. Any manager that is coming to that kind of club is expected to do more and I guess Eric felt that pressure in the beginning but later was more focused on his inability to control his emotions and sentiments towards his players. Hence having issues with them one of which was with Cristiano Ronaldo which I was unhappy about. Like, having Ronaldo in his team was a homecoming for the player but not allowing him to play the way he should was the biggest mistake they had.

This is not verified information, this is not valid. Post Sir Alex Ferguson, no manager has done it better than Erik Ten Hag. 3 finals in two seasons, two trophies in two seasons without proper backing you see?

Sir Alex Ferguson also faced same issues when he told the club about selling some players and that was when he brought in the class of 92 set to play.
Erik had a tough beginning bit was able to finish third, qualify Manchester United for the Champions League Competition and as well play double finals in his first season while also won a trophy against Newcastle United and Eddie Howe who the media was suppose to be bashing and dragging. ( Svckers )

He has everything about his emotions in put, I'm a skunk Cristiano Ronaldo fan, but he Ronaldo disrespected Manchester United management and owners by doing that interview with Peirs Morgan and after that the owners of the club called for mutual agreements for him to part ways with the club. They defended themselves and that of the manager and it was the right way to do it no matter your love for Ronaldo. Sir Alex Ferguson did same with David Beckham. Skunk Manchester United fans know the details.

They will talk about Erik Ten Hag and Jadon Sancho but all he wanted was an apology, who is Jadon Sancho not to apologize? What has he won in the European Level? Overpaid and Lazy ass British players.