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Deep down, as a critic of Ten Hag, I couldn't believe the result of United's 4-0 defeat to Crystal Palace. The Premier League schedule is almost over, and Manchester United have slipped to an awkward eighth place in the table, and what is even more shocking is that their goal difference is still in the negative.
As veteran football commentator Zhang Lu said, Ten Hag has been in charge of Manchester United for nearly two seasons, but the tactical system of the Red Devils under his leadership is still vague. Although Ten Hag prefers to bring in his own direct players, he will not use them at all; And he seems to be incapable of injury management, as well as frequent frenzy before and after the game. If it were replaced by another head coach, I am afraid that it would be difficult to escape the fate of dismissal.
However, even with such a poor performance, Ten Hag remains firmly in the hands of Manchester United. Even more puzzling is the fact that some of United's biggest names are still defending him, trying to make excuses for his managerial achievements. For example, Neville defended Ten Hag in an interview before United's clash with Crystal Palace, claiming that Ten Hag's difficulties in managing at United were mainly due to his inability to get the player he wanted.
Actually, an amateur football fan like me can understand! Such a defence undoubtedly only provides some public opinion support for Ten Hag, but it also further exposes United's current problem: relying too much on the introduction of individual players, and ignoring the rationality of the team's overall tactics and personnel.
Looking at Manchester City under the guidance of Pep Guardiola, even though Haaland and Tintin missed most of the season due to injury, it hardly had much impact on the team's overall performance. Ten Hag's argument for his own predicament, by contrast, pales in and is ridiculous. Ten Hag said: "With the exception of Jose Mourinho, the other managers of Manchester United have never gotten the players they really want, and that's an integral part of coaching. ”
I can understand Ten Hag's actions for blaming the failures, but it was speechless to blame players such as Antony, Mason Mount, Hojlen and Onana for not being his livestream carry. Now that Ten Hag has a showdown, he doesn't pretend. Directly putting the blame on the club is not good for him and not for Mourinho, which makes people unacceptable.
When Jose Mourinho was in charge of Manchester United, he never received the same level of support and trust as Ten Hag. That's because when Jose Mourinho tried to clean up the squad and clean up players such as Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial, the club sided with the players. When Ten Hag asked to send away Cristiano Ronaldo, Sancho and other players, he received unconditional support from the club, and even Manchester United did not hesitate to bear huge losses for this.
Now, Ten Hag's remarks have undoubtedly once again put the blame on Manchester United's management, trying to evade their own responsibilities by throwing the blame. This begs the question, when the Glazer family saw this interview, would they regret their decision to sack Mourinho in the first place. After all, a coach who has the courage to take responsibility, face problems and find solutions is far more precious than a coach who only makes excuses.
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