Previously I had expected Manchester United to have difficulties in the Europa League after their inconsistent performance last season, they were only able to finish in 8th position in the EPL standings and qualified for the EUL through a special route after winning the FA Cup. The draws against Twente and Porto strengthen the assumption that they will have great difficulty in qualifying for the next round, even if they can do it, it will have to be through the play-offs. There are still six matches left to be played, the potential to collect points is still wide open but not a guarantee because their performance has not shown any signs of improvement.
After what they did in the transfer market this season, of course fans have high hopes to see the revival of Manchester United, but it turns out that what they expect is not in accordance with existing expectations, Manchester United's current poor performance is clearly a question for us about what is really wrong with them?
In the EPL, they have only won twice, drawn twice, and lost three so that they are the only big team outside the top 10, while in the Europa League, they have also not shown satisfactory performance with draws against FC Twente and FC Porto, but their chances of qualifying for the next round are still there at the moment considering the easy opponents they face in the next match.
Criticism of Erik Ten Hag has indeed arisen a lot mainly because of the high expectations that fans expect, however, There is nothing fans can do at the moment other than just accept the decision of the management who still believe in Ten Hag, let's see if the management trust in Ten Hag at the moment will make rise on their achievements at the end of the season or instead we do have to label Manchester later as a team mediocre.
While he may look like he won most of his games, when you are spending this much money to build a team, you do expect your team to have at least 70% win rate, meaning they should had 60 games won total if possible. Also when you look at the whole thing you realize things may look great even, but remember his first year was third place, then last season was terrible and this season looks to be terrible as well. Meaning, if you removed the first season, the other two will be terrible.
This is why he is being considered to get sacked, just because he had a good season doesn't mean he should keep his job when he is doing terrible. One of the worst part about United finding a good manager is because they had SIR alex ferguson, that dude has SIR title, he was amazing, so whoever follows him ends up being bad.