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Manchester United new owners had in intention of sacking Ten Hag after their FA Cup final against Manchester City. They had believed there's no way United would beat City but Ten Hag embarrassed them and their plan of sacking him after the match.

Do you think they are still going to end up sacking him because United finished 8th in the Premier League?
 
Usually people follow through on their plans, even if it makes them look bad.
 
My eldest son is a Manchester United fan and has been since he was young,he was shocked that they beat Manchester City the other day when many thought it would not be possible, especially with the bad season they had this time around.

I am not sure if they are still considering sacking Ten Hag but my son believes they still should based on how things went for them this season.
 
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Usually people follow through on their plans, even if it makes them look bad.
Personally, I don't find it funny with how they're going about this whole thing. If they want to sack, they should do it and get it over with. If they don't want to sack him, they should say so and put the club in the right direction.
 
Personally, I don't find it funny with how they're going about this whole thing. If they want to sack, they should do it and get it over with. If they don't want to sack him, they should say so and put the club in the right direction.

Upper management politics is never a fun thing for sure.
 
Upper management politics is never a fun thing for sure.
It's not at all and it gets on the fans nerves so much for how long they are taking to make the decision keeping everyone in the dark.
 
They should sack him and derail the little progress the man have done with the club in two years. A manager who won 2 trophies in 2 season but they are talking about sacking him.
 
It's not at all and it gets on the fans nerves so much for how long they are taking to make the decision keeping everyone in the dark.

Pity the fans can't put more input into things since they always support the game.
 
Pity the fans can't put more input into things since they always support the game.
They finally decided to let him continue with the reason that he won two trophies in his two seasons in the club. This is someone I reviewed his season's performance in just 10 minutes but they took about a week to do so.
 
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They finally decided to let him continue with the reason that he won two trophies in his two seasons in the club. This is someone I reviewed his season's performance in just 10 minutes but they took about a week to do so.

I hope they end up backing him fully next season. One dilemma that I am looking at how they are going to solve is the issue with Jadon Sancho whether he us going to be sold or let to stay at the club.
 
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I hope they end up backing him fully next season. One dilemma that I am looking at how they are going to solve is the issue with Jadon Sancho whether he us going to be sold or let to stay at the club.
The problem with Manchester United is that they are not getting their transfer policy right. If they can be able to sign the right players for the manager, I believe that he's going to deliver because he was able to do so in two seasons without having a fully fit squad.
 
As a Manchester City fan, I'm not happy they didn't sack him because it would have helped wreck the team he's trying to build that already won 2 trophies in 2 season.
 
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As a Manchester City fan, I'm not happy they didn't sack him because it would have helped wreck the team he's trying to build that already won 2 trophies in 2 season.
Your thought and plans didn't work out against my team. I was so unhinged when they were talking about sacking Ten Hag. I was like is INEOS crazy or what?