The new boss expressed his support for Ten Hag: to create a new "Ferguson era" and reshape Manchester United's management model
According to the author of the well-known media TA, Manchester United is basically in charge of football management after the arrival of new owner Ratcliffe, and he also talked about a lot of things related to the club's winter transfer. To be sure, Dutch boss Erik ten Hag does not have any managerial crisis, and Sir Rajah has relatively recognized his efforts, believing that injuries and the club's financial constraints have prevented him from performing to his full potential.
Ratcliffe said that Manchester United is now suffering from serious financial constraints, and there is not much capital to help in terms of transfers and the selection and appointment of the team's management, so the Dutchman is a "clever woman who has no rice to cook", and the helplessness is greater than the ability problem. In addition, the injury problem is also a difficult problem for Ten Hag to solve, and several potential main players, such as Hojlund, have not been able to keep up with the club's starting rhythm in time, so it is acceptable to suffer from form problems later.
Such a situation is certainly not acceptable to supporters, and many Manchester United fans believe that Ten Hag is the "main culprit", and it is he who led Manchester United to the abyss. It can be seen from this that the views and attitudes of the two sides are indeed at odds.
Of course, Sir Ratcliffe is naturally not "brainless" for Ten Hag. Based on what he said, you can hear something deeper. TA reporter revealed that Sir Raja will naturally not be satisfied with the team's results, and the reason why it is not attributed to Ten Hag is because Manchester United has changed coaches too frequently and too many times in recent years. has fallen into an endless loop, if the coach is still fired this time, then the next problem must still be the familiar "honeymoon period, results, problems, fired", and the team's results will not be too good.
Therefore, compared with such a situation, it is better to support the incumbent well, find problems and create an environment. Ratcliffe spoke about Sir Alex Ferguson's immense contribution to the team, and how long he has been in charge and how he has managed the team has been fundamental to United's success. Therefore, as a manager, he especially wants to cultivate his "new Sir Fergus". For now, Ten Hag is the "candidate".
The article also made it very clear that this will certainly not be a "satisfactory Christmas present" for Manchester United fans, and Ten Hag will certainly have to produce better results after gaining the trust of his new owner. Otherwise, the boss will definitely not support him.