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Singled out for his choices and the lack of identity of his team, Erik ten Hag has made enemies at Manchester United. However, the 54-year-old coach has not said his last word and intends to stay on Mancunian soil next season. He explains that his training is under construction, and that he needs time, a bit like Manchester United of 2004-2005 at the time. And he did not fail to make it known after the match against Burnley yesterday (1-1), by attacking former players Rio Ferdinand, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes, all consultants now.
“People forget that the 2004-2005 Man United team didn’t play great football either. They were building and it took time, but everyone forgets it, even the players who were in the team.commented the Dutch technician.
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