Manchester United officially announced that Dutch coach Tenhag will officially become the Red Devils manager next season. The brief Runnick era is coming to an end, and the German godfather has left the next coach with a complete mess, even less than the Ole Gunnar Solskjaer era.
Former England legend Owen said on the show: "It's true that Tenhag has won a lot of games, but that's the Dutch league, he's the head coach of Ajax. If Klopp were to coach Manchester United, the Germans would be able to change the Red Devils in two to three years, making them like the Liverpool players they are now. ”
Owen's words directly showed that he was not optimistic about The prospects of Tenhag coaching Manchester United, and even expressed his intention that he was not enough to be the manager of Manchester United. Owen clearly admired Uncle Scum and thought that a coach like him was the solution to the Red Devils' return to glory.
Owen's words reflect the deepest misunderstanding of Manchester United in British football. The situation of Manchester United today is by no means the ability of a manager to turn the tide and let them be reborn. Not even Klopp, Guardiola, Zidane or Ancelotti at United. Because Manchester United's problems are all aspects, and they can't be solved by changing a coach.
Are the coaches United have hired before not big enough? No resounding track record? Whether it is Louis van Gaal or Mourinho, they have proved themselves with countless solid champions. They are very tough and have all been planted at Manchester United.
Later, there were also those who were soft, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was one. The result? He also failed to change the status quo of Manchester United, and after a short period of expectations, he still folded. What about Lonnick? Before coming, he was a godfather, a saint, but after he came? The ending is no different.
Any coach does not have enough authority at Manchester United as a club, and it is a miracle that the highly individual Klopp can coexist peacefully with the top, and even expect him to bring Manchester United back to the top? Isn't that a fool's dream? Moreover, taking the fact that Klopp did not achieve a decent title in the first four years of joining Liverpool, the Manchester United executives have long been impatient, how can they still let him sit in the coaching position and give him enough support.
The entire British football misunderstanding of Manchester United is quite deep, which may also make the Manchester United executives think that it is only a matter of the coach. It is a miracle that Such a Manchester United can return to the top.