Couldn't agree more on ETH. He hasn't been doing perfectly, however, slow but steady wins the race. Slowly cleansing the club of bad influence and bringing in hungry spirits is much more fruitful than just pile on players with a rotten core.
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Before I would have been trying to defend the likes of Sancho over the manager but watching him it is clear he doesn't have the mentality to survive at United.
I am with Ten Hag till the bitter/sweet end. I hope he gets given the time he needs to clean house and implement his vision.