It's official!!!!! Ten Hag survives from getting axed by INEOS. He may be leaving once his contract expires. But, I think it's an understandable decision. He helped his club win two trophies. This may be why they were reluctant to sack him.
Also, I'm shocked Manchester United gave Ten Hag a one-year extension. They may be ready to give him additional money to rebuild his club again.
Maybe the official compared with another club which have the same problem with coach. Yes, I agree to management big club like MU is not instant, the coach need much time to managed team to be solid. If they fired ten haq today, and recruit new coach that make teams will start again from the beginning and the possibility a new coach will make a new mistake then the official will repeat again to fired a new coach and recruit a new coach again, so on. Everyone knows finding a good coach is hard nowadays because they already have jobs and feel at home at their club, I think the official was make the right decision to extend it, but ten hag don't be fooled being noticed, because he have hard work and must make the team should be better from today.
Like I did said in my previous comment on another premier league thread on this board, I don't completely believe that only Ten Hag is the reason behind the fall of Manchester united, if he was the main and major problem, I don't see any reason why the management still decided to keep him knowing fully well that it will be a waste of time and resources in the end, or is this really a case of "the devil you know is better than the angel you don't know"? Are they really afraid that if they sack ten hag now, they may likely end up with a coach that is worser than the current one?
Well, one thing I know for sure is that, running a business requires alot of critical thinking and calculations, most especially in times of challenges like this, because any wrong move, may likely lead to the complete closure and possibly death of that business.
So, I want to believe that the management of man united simply want to take their to find out what is really the root cause of their problems, in order for them to not out of desperation, end up making a the mistake of sacking a man that may likely be innocent.