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Just fired from his position as Manchester United coach, Erik ten Hag received an apology from one of his former star players. Bruno Fernandes, a very important cog in the Dutch system at the Red Devils, knows that he involuntarily contributed to the ouster of his former coach and blames himself.
“I spoke to Erik Ten Hag and apologized to him, I was disappointed he left and tried to help him. I wasn’t scoring goals, we weren’t scoring goals and I feel responsible. It’s not good for anyone at the club when the manager leaves. The team is not the best, the results are not the best and he is the one who paid for it”declared the Portuguese after the match against Chelsea.
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