Topic: UEFA Europa League 2024/25 Season - page 17. (Read 19216 times)

I think that for now the MU shouldn't get too excited about Ten Hag being replaced, they have already decided and they decided on Ten HAG, so harbouring a possible reason that they could replace him this season would be a smart thing to do but I don't think they will do it, they will continue with Ten Hag until the end and well for now he has to assume his mistakes and move on, Xabi doesn't want to go to the MU, even though it would do him a lot of good, but for now he won't leave a Leverkusen team that is doing well in the UCL, he has neglected the Bundesliga but without a doubt Leverkusen is a team that fulfills him.

Yes, the opportunity given by Manchester United to Erik ten Hag is very broad, but unfortunately he could not prove the trust that Manchester United tried to give. If we look at what Chelsea did, then Erik Ten Hag got a lot of opportunities. Just imagine, Chelsea can change their coach even 3 times in a season, that's because they are not satisfied enough with the coach's performance. Even when their coach gives good progress like their previous coach, they don't think twice to fire him at the end of the season. Well now Ten Hag has ended the opportunity given to him and I think Manchester United could actually be quicker in making that decision.

I am sure we are talking about a team that will try to play a lot more with fire. The main reason would be, players who are veterans would know the difference and they would end up also hyping the younger ones up as well.

This is the exact moment any team has to do better, because otherwise they will seem weak and management will start to sell players who are playing badly as well.

There are too many players on this team that sucks, and they should sell them to make room for others. I can literally keep 5 players from this team and fire all the rest, sell them if I can, or just bench them and not play them until they are gone. They need to get some young and very excited players to get them some success, otherwise they won't do well.

What they need right now is some leadership, and Ruud is giving that until Amorim comes, he is an old player who seen high levels so he can help them do as well as they can hope for and just keep the ship going.

You have a point on that because there is no manager that has been given such privileges that was giving to him since I started watching those matches because i have seen how most of the clubs behaves towards there coaches they would tension the coach right from his very first match if he is not coaching well they would replace him or give him a deadline to meet up before the season will end but that was not the case of Ten hag it was as if Manchester United management did not even care how he coached the team because already before this time so many questions has been ask if Manchester United management is very okay with the poor results he was bringing to them, well one thing about all this kind of coaching is that if the club management did not say anything the coach will just be relaxed feeling that the management is very pleased with him.

I think no other manager has had as many opportunities to prove himself as Ten Hag has had to prove himself for Manchester United. If he had something special in him then he would have given his best to make the team perform better but he couldn't do that. Manchester United did not ask him to improve the performance of the team with bad players but they only wanted to see their team performance better through good quality players which the former manager of Manchester United has always failed to show. However, Manchester United made a good decision by changing the manager, now the most important decision for them is going to be the appointment of the next manager in their club. If they manage to appoint a quality manager then their team will return to consistent performance.

Buying and selling players is not very important and does not bring success on its own. What is important is the contributions the coach brings to the team and I think Manchester United can see better times. Erik Ten Hag was a strange coach who also had problems with the players. Manchester was never a threat during his time. He was a coach who even offended Ronaldo, one of the legends of the club and world football. I hope that the time for their rise will come now.

As with the question of keeping the previous manager and whether the team’s performance can be guaranteed to be better, at least by changing the manager there is a glimmer of hope that change can be seen. Erik Ten Hak has not been able to handle the egos of Manchester United players and that was evident from the start and there may be other, far more crucial issues that are making Manchester United’s performances worse. Under Ruud Van Nistelrooy Manchester United managed to win the game with a more promising number of goals and I think you can judge that if you watch the game.

At least there is new hope when the previous atmosphere was not going well and we hope Manchester United can return to performing consistently even though they have not got a permanent coach.

I think he made the right choice by sticking with Leverkusen but needs to prove that last year wasn't just a coincidence and he can have a brilliant season this year too even if the start is not so great for his team. However , like you said above , he is already a great coach that will be hunted by great teams in coming future so his job for now is to gather as much experience as he can on Champions League or any other European competition. 

Last season actually he had too many offers such that if he had wanted to exit Leverkusen, he at that time had Many other options to pick from but I think it was a brilliant idea of his to stay back and further develop his skills as a coach since it was his first job as a head coach, this will help his career as he's already getting a champions League experience in the early days of his career as a head coach. Somehow this decision of he is not just about the discipline to staying by it but the effect it could get on his career could also influence his decision to having a stand at Leverkusen for the period of time he feels he's okay with.

Rather than spending more money to buy some front line players again, I think it would be better for Manchester United to see a new coach who is rich in tactics this season. Because the Manchester United team does not lack the best players at this time, but they only lack the best tactics from their coach so that the team does not look to be progressing and developing well this season. So the team management who can be very aware of this will certainly do their best because if they only buy players without being equipped with a smart coach, it will also be very useless and they will also experience more losses this season.

We are very hopeful the dismissal of ten hag will be of good to the team, actually he game they played to night against Leicester in the Carlin cup, they won by a God number of goal so hopefully the may just be improving but this is just their first game let's allow them play other games and see what they will have as results then we can tell if they are going to be doing well enough.

It seems that Erik Ten Hag has struggled in arranging strategy in both the Europa League and Premiere League after Manchester United drew several times. The team's success has not been seen this season, perhaps one of the best ways for Manchester United to focus more on finding additional new players on the front line because defeat cannot be tolerated, like it or not, the management has to look for the best for the team.

The 3 draws Manchester United got in the Europa could be as a result of low motivation, incompetence and tactical errors on the side of the coaching crew. It is very obvious that coach Erik Ten Hag has run out of idea and lacks the ingredients of taking the club to glory days considering the result the team has produced in the Europa League this season. Three draws in a row doesn't seem like a coincidence to me, rather it shows how exhausted the manager is and probably doesn't know what next to do to improve the team's performances both in the European competition and in the domestic also where they seem to be struggling too.
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Several times on this thread, I've always said that Manchester United's problem this season have been Erik ten Hag's poor tactical approaches to games especially in the few games they've played in the UEFA Europa League this season so now that he's been sacked, I think the club now stands a better chance of improving their performances in all competitions. Ruud Van Nisterooy is just an interim manager like you said as well so I think he'll want to build his profile a little by getting the best results in the games he'll oversee before the club's newly appointed permanent manager Ruben Amorim takes over.

Xabi Alonso has a commitment with Leverkusen this season, at least until the end of this season. Because if he wanted to move, he would have moved last season after many offers came to them and even big teams from big leagues were interested in him. However, Xabi Alonso decided to stay. With reasons like that, it is very difficult for us to see Xabi leaving in the middle or even before the middle of this season. He will finish something he has started, he has made a decision and I am sure he is a person who sticks to the decisions he makes. Indeed, this young coach has an attraction for other teams, especially after recording success with Leverkusen.

Well this is something we have to realize, that a coach can be successful when in a different league, but of course it will not guarantee success when in another league, especially if the league has a very competitive competition, so it is something that will make them much more difficult than imagined.
in the case of Erik Ten Hag, I see him equating between Eradivisie and the Premier League, proven by the fact that he brought many players when he was the coach of Ajax. The results we can see for ourselves, that the players he brought could not have a significant impact on Manchester United, and some of them even played with jokes.

Ten Hag has gotten a lot of opportunities at Manchester United and even with huge money support he has not been able to take Manchester United to the highest level at the moment, on the one hand we can imagine what would have happened if Manchester United had qualified for the Champions League this season and I think they would only be a goal barn for other teams if they played in the Champions League, Even now red devils is not able to undergo the competition in the Europa League  with good although the team that plays in the Europa League is actually of lower quality or weaker than the team that plays in the Champions League, the poor performance obtained by Ten Hag in the Europa League and EPL is a strong reason for his dismissal, previously I thought Ten Hag would coach Manchester until the end of the season but fortunately the management began to open its mind if retaining Ten Hag would only May it make them more fall later, Ten Hag was previously a successful coach at Ajax but indeed the quality and competition comparison between the Eredivisie League and the EPL is very different, besides that I think the transition from the Eredivisie to the Premier League can be very challenging because of the difference in intensity and quality of competition, so Ten Hag may difficulties in adapting the tactics and strategies that have worked in the eredivisie to the demands of the Premier League so far.

There is a big difference between the league Ajax plays in and the Premier League. Things may be going the way he expected in Holland, but things didn't go as easily as he expected in the Premier League. Also, I think the Manchester United management gave him too many opportunities. The manager Ten Hag, who didn't take advantage of any of these opportunities, in my opinion, shouldn't have started this year with Manchester United. Fortunately, the management had to accept his change before it was too late.

the question is, what if after changing the coach it becomes obvious that the problem of united is not just a coaching problem? The entire team looked tired and uninterested in football and can comfortably give out point even after the sack of Eric Teng hang. Thier performance against Leicester under Ruud Van Nistelrooy who is now thier interim coach should show if what's the problem of United is a coaching problem or more than that. The worse thing to happen is that they lose against Leicester in this match, it will be a very bad start for the new coach and might get fans really worried. They just have to win this knowing that on Sunday is an important fixture against Chelsea who is more of an arch rival that's currently in a better form than united.

Already Manchester United is not doing well in any competition then again they sacked their manager which means overall bad effect on Manchester United this season. Ever since it was confirmed last season that Manchester United will play in the Europa League next season but Manchester United fans started to have some expectations that their team would do well in the Europa League. However, Manchester United's performances in the Europa League have disappointed fans throughout. Now if a new manager comes to Manchester United and if he can manage the team well then I would say Manchester United still has a chance to do well in Europa League. They need to perform in the Europa League to finish the season in a respectable position and in the Premier League they need to perform to qualify for the Europa League next season.