United are desperately hoping to speed up the official announcement of Eric Tenhag as the new manager next season to prevent further boycotts by fans in the next home game against the move of the bosses' Glazer family. The Red Devils' next home game is against Chelsea on 28 April.
The British media "The Sun" revealed that Manchester United has informed the players in the squad that Tenghag will be the official manager. But with Ajax still battling for the Eredivisie title, they were reversed by Eindhoven last weekend to miss out on the Dutch Cup, and United announced that Tenhag's time could only be postponed.
Ajax are currently four points ahead of Eindhoven with five games left, meaning it may not be possible to lock up the title in the short term. Club president and former Manchester United goalkeeper Van der Sar feared that if United announced Tenhag in charge during the title race, it would anger fans if they could not win the title.
United respect Ajax's wishes, but also hope to determine the new manager as soon as possible, reassure the fans and reassure them that the team has been put in the right hands.
The Glazer family has been under criticism since borrowing money to buy Manchester United in 2005, with fans complaining about the Reds' last 3-2 home win over Norwich. Now, there are calls to continue to do so against Chelsea.
United's 4-0 defeat to Liverpool in midweek sparked outrage among fans and celebrities alike. Now that the team is 6th in the Premier League, the chances of reaching the top four to play in the Champions League are increasingly slim.
On Wednesday, Manchester United chief scout Jim Basil and global scouting chief Marcel Bout announced their resignations, becoming the first to leave the squad for United's rebuild. Basil was a scout in his time as a scout, discovering the likes of Hernandez, a pea, who left after 16 years of playing for the club, while Boot was a man invited by Van Gaal and has been playing for Manchester United since 2014.
Since the retirement of Verde, United's transfer signings have been highly criticized, spending £1 billion in 9 years without winning another Premier League title. Now, the team has not won any titles for the fifth consecutive season. Sending away the scout supervisor is probably just a scapegoat. The Daily Mail believes that United fans should resist Glazer more strongly, just as Liverpool fans forced the disgusting Tom Hicks and George Gillette to leave.
Liverpool fans emailed every potential sponsor of the former owner, stressing that if they were sponsored, they would be against their brand. Blackstone was preparing to offer Hicks a sum of cash, but received 14,000 protest emails from fans, which even appeared in the Wall Street Journal with the headline "Don't Mess with Liverpool Fans".
In contrast, United fans are easily seduced by the Glazer family and will give up the confrontation after getting a small favor. For example, buy a few famous players and the fans will be happy. Now, United hope to rekindle optimism through Tenhag' coaching, just as they recently announced plans to transform old Trafford's home stadium, all in hopes of diverting the attention of Red Devils fans.
Today, Manchester United on the pitch has been completely reduced to a laughingstock. On Wednesday, City beat Brighton 4-0 at home to regain the top spot in the Premier League, and outside the Etihad stadium, fans inserted a pile of horse dung with the words: "If found, please send it back to Old Trafford." You can call the Old Trafford hotline at 61-61-61-61."
There is no doubt that this is a direct irony that Manchester United players are all, while the phone number refers to City's 6-1 win at The Theatre of Dreams in 2012.