FC Porto 3-3 Manchester United. Mediocrity continued, albeit after 20 minutes, it seemed the tides were turning. Airport delays Nearly every Red delayed heading to Portugal after the extreme fog. My thought was that Ryanair exaggerated their ‘fog warning’ until we were close to landing. What appeared to be clouds was fog not far off the runway. Dublin was the starting point, followed by a layover in Barcelo... »
Sky Sports’ Kaveh Solhekol has spent the day in London in hopes of gaining some insight into INEOS’ chiefs crunch meeting, during which they discussed the future of Erik ten Hag. The Manchester United faithful find themselves in that all too familiar position where they know the impending sacking of a manager is on the horizon – it’s just a case of when the executives decide that enough is enough. It was th... »
Manchester United fans are anticipating some substantial updates regarding the future of Erik ten Hag today, with INEOS chiefs scheduled to meet in London to discuss the pressing situation. We can but speculate over the factors Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his hierarchy will contemplate in regard to Ten Hag’s tenure; he certainly earned some credit in the bank with last season’s FA Cup triumph but has just oversee... »
Former Manchester United striker Andy Cole has told the club’s hierarchy not to blame Erik ten Hag’s for poor results amid speculation over the manager’s future. Cole claims Ten Hag’s trophy successes at Old Trafford aren’t ‘lucky’ and believes he shouldn’t be solely blamed for the team’s shortcomings. The problem I have with that is this is Ten Hag’s team. He’s had over two years to assemble it, so of cour... »
Former Manchester United defender Phil Jones has reflected on his time at Old Trafford in an interview with ex-teammate Rio Ferdinand. Jones joined United towards the end of Sir Alex Ferguson’s spell at the club, winning the Premier League in 2012/13, but he also experienced the lows that came following the Scot’s retirement. After Fergie called it a day, Jones played under David Moyes, Louis van Gaal, Ole ... »
As if things couldn’t really feel more bleak around Old Trafford, Erik ten Hag will now be sweating on the condition of one of his most reliable attackers. According to reputable Argentine journalist Gaston Edul, Alejandro Garnacho will withdraw from international duty this week due to ‘physical issues’, with Fabrizio Romano adding that the player will return to Manchester to undergo assessments with club s... »
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag was spotted disagreeing with one of his main coaches Ruud van Nistelrooy as the team dropped points against Aston Villa on Sunday. It has been a terrible start to the season for United, with fans fearing we are in for a repeat of last season when the team finished eighth in the Premier League. United are on a five-match winless streak going into the October internation... »
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has had a tough start to the season and has looked far from his best in the opening weeks of the campaign. Manchester United have had a very poor start to the season with the Red Devils currently sitting 14th in the table with only seven points. The Red Devils have been unable to score many goals with Bruno Fernandes struggling to find form in recent weeks. The Por... »
Just three months after INEOS decided Erik ten Hag was the man they wanted at the helm long-term, they’re back to the drawing board contemplating the Dutchman’s potential successors. It was nothing short of a turbulent summer for Ten Hag before the season began. Manchester United’s dismal end to the Premier League campaign, which saw them record their worst-ever finish in eighth place, prompted widespread s... »
Sir Jim Ratcliffe kept faith with Erik ten Hag over the summer. After such a poor start to the 2024/25 season, pundits are asking whether INEOS will continue to back the Dutchman. They’re entitled to ask the questions and we would be lying if we said fans weren’t asking them too. Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has aimed at Sir Jim Ratcliffe for getting his “first big decision” wrong at Old Traffo... »