Manchester United: Erik ten Hag’s lunar explanations

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By: Manu Tournoux

As we enter the end-of-year holiday period, many Red Devils supporters must be praying to hope that their favorite club will finally emerge from the crisis. Because in recent weeks, Manchester United has been bogged down in its series of poor results, with four matches in a row without a victory and without scoring a single goal, which has not happened since 1992. All this, accompanied by a final place in his group in the Champions League.

On West Ham’s pitch, Manchester United sank (0-2), showing a cruel lack of offensive efficiency and gross technical errors. But yet, Erik ten Hag delivered an analysis very different from the majority. “It was a good performance, but we didn’t score. We defended very well for 90 minutes, which has to be our standard, as we did at Liverpool. We were in total control of possession, whether inside or outside the game. We didn’t give them anything until the 72nd minute, when we shut down.”he first admitted at the microphone of the BBC.

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Before discussing the offensive problems of his team. “We tried to score. West Ham ran behind us for a long period of the game, then they scored, and from then on they were very aggressive in defending the box. It was then difficult to create an opportunity. We didn’t score, we had the best chances of the match.”, he said again to defend himself. And yet, the Dutch technician assures that things will work out for the second part of the season.

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“Everyone must take responsibility. We have to be calm, stick together, stick to the plan, we have to do it together. In 2023 we won a Cup. Today we are underperforming. We have a lot of injuries, so the team will be better if the injured come back., added the 53-year-old manager. Surprising explanations, which may sound like the announcement of the end of the Ten Hag era at Manchester United…

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