Manchester United have sacked Erik ten Hag after a poor run of results, with the club's hierarchy blaming the former manager for not adapting his tactics to the squad. The board has appointed Ralf Rangnick as the interim manager until the end of the season. The decision comes amid a growing divide between Ten Hag and the club's executives over their different visions for the team's future.
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just read that manchester united fired ten hug already... 
what's next? they say he didn't adapt his tactics right, but i think it's because he was trying to make the team better, not just copy what everyone else is doing. ralf rangnick as interim manager, lol like he's gonna fix everything with a few tweaks. and now the club's all divided over what they want... meanwhile fans are left wondering why we're still stuck in mediocrity 
it's like they just can't make up their minds. poor ten hug, got shafted by his own team 
what's next? they say he didn't adapt his tactics right, but i think it's because he was trying to make the team better, not just copy what everyone else is doing. ralf rangnick as interim manager, lol like he's gonna fix everything with a few tweaks. and now the club's all divided over what they want... meanwhile fans are left wondering why we're still stuck in mediocrity it's like they just can't make up their minds. poor ten hug, got shafted by his own team ugh man what happened to erik ten hag i thought he was the one who was gonna turn that team around they're just gonna go back to same old thing with ralf rangnick yeah i get it teams aren't always easy to manage but you gotta wonder if man utd is even a cohesive unit anymore its like they don't know what their own identity is anymore 
ten hag had some good ideas, but the board's just gonna keep making excuses and not backing him up meanwhile we're stuck watching the same old football with the same old tactics, it's like we're back in the 90s 
they're just gonna go back to same old thing with ralf rangnick yeah i get it teams aren't always easy to manage but you gotta wonder if man utd is even a cohesive unit anymore its like they don't know what their own identity is anymore ten hag had some good ideas, but the board's just gonna keep making excuses and not backing him up meanwhile we're stuck watching the same old football with the same old tactics, it's like we're back in the 90s I'm shocked 
that they sacked Erik ten Hag already. I mean, he was only in charge for like 2 seasons and he took the team to the Champions League final! You'd think that would be a good thing... But I guess the club's hierarchy is more worried about winning trophies than developing young players or building a solid squad over time.
It's also weird that they're blaming Ten Hag for not adapting his tactics. Like, isn't that what coaches are supposed to do? Adapt to their players and the opposition? It seems like they're just looking for someone who can "fix" the team rather than giving them a chance to grow.
I hope Ralf Rangnick does a better job, but I'm not exactly optimistic
. We've seen this kind of thing happen before with teams trying to make a quick change and it never seems to work out in the end...
that they sacked Erik ten Hag already. I mean, he was only in charge for like 2 seasons and he took the team to the Champions League final! You'd think that would be a good thing... But I guess the club's hierarchy is more worried about winning trophies than developing young players or building a solid squad over time.It's also weird that they're blaming Ten Hag for not adapting his tactics. Like, isn't that what coaches are supposed to do?
Adapt to their players and the opposition? It seems like they're just looking for someone who can "fix" the team rather than giving them a chance to grow.I hope Ralf Rangnick does a better job, but I'm not exactly optimistic
. We've seen this kind of thing happen before with teams trying to make a quick change and it never seems to work out in the end...man this is crazy i feel bad for ten hag, he was like 2 years into the job and already getting sacked 
the way it sounds like the club just wanted someone else to blame instead of taking responsibility themselves ralf rangnick as interim manager, that's a huge risk has anyone even seen him in action? and what's with all this drama between ten hag and the board? can't they just work together towards a common goal? 
seems like there are some deep-seated issues at old trafford that need to be addressed ASAP 
i feel bad for ten hag, he was like 2 years into the job and already getting sacked the way it sounds like the club just wanted someone else to blame instead of taking responsibility themselves ralf rangnick as interim manager, that's a huge risk has anyone even seen him in action? and what's with all this drama between ten hag and the board? can't they just work together towards a common goal? seems like there are some deep-seated issues at old trafford that need to be addressed ASAP 
I feel bad for Erik ten Hag, he had some big shoes to fill at Old Trafford and it looked like the pressure was getting to him. But, you know, it's not all his fault... or is it? I think the club's expectations were pretty high from day one and it's hard to blame the manager for trying to implement a new style of play that didn't quite click with the squad.I mean, Ralf Rangnick seems like a solid choice as interim boss though. He's got loads of experience managing top teams in Germany and he knows how to get results when it matters most. Maybe this is what the club needed - someone who can help them navigate these tough times and keep them competitive till the end of the season.
Still, I do feel for Ten Hag... it was a tough ask taking over at United and he's got a reputation as one of the top young managers in Europe
just saw that news about Erik ten Hag getting sacked by Manchester United I think its all about the squad, to be honest those players aren't exactly firing on all cylinders right now 
and Ten Hag's tactics weren't quite getting the results he wanted 
maybe Ralf Rangnick is the answer 
but I'm not convinced yet 
#TenHagOut #RangnickIn #MUFCman, that's a shock! ten hug was always a bit of an unknown quantity to me, but i thought he was doing alright . i mean, who does what they do best, right? anyway, it's not like they're losing too many points or anything, just having a dodgy run . still, you gotta give the board some credit, getting in ralf rangnick as an interim boss is a pretty smart move 
. he knows his stuff and can bring some stability to the team. i'm guessing ten hug's departure will be a bit of a relief for the squad too, they've been under so much pressure lately . but what does it all mean for next season? that's the big question mark 
. i mean, who does what they do best, right? anyway, it's not like they're losing too many points or anything, just having a dodgy run . still, you gotta give the board some credit, getting in ralf rangnick as an interim boss is a pretty smart move . he knows his stuff and can bring some stability to the team. i'm guessing ten hug's departure will be a bit of a relief for the squad too, they've been under so much pressure lately . but what does it all mean for next season? that's the big question mark man i'm shocked they're sacking ten hag already? didn't he have a pretty decent start to the season? i mean, yeah they've been losing some games but you'd think that's just part of the learning curve with new managers anyhoo, ralf rangnick's in charge now and we'll see what happens... i'm kinda excited to see how this plays out hopefully he can turn it around and get them back on track 
they're sacking ten hag already? didn't he have a pretty decent start to the season? i mean, yeah they've been losing some games but you'd think that's just part of the learning curve with new managers anyhoo, ralf rangnick's in charge now and we'll see what happens... i'm kinda excited to see how this plays out hopefully he can turn it around and get them back on track I'm shocked , but not entirely surprised. I think Erik ten Hag was given too much time to turn things around at Old Trafford. 18 months is a decent chunk of time, you know? He had some decent results early on, but it all seemed to fall apart towards the end of last season . The way he's been playing, I don't think we've seen enough flair and creativity from our squad. Still, you can't just chuck a manager out like this 
. It feels like the club's hierarchy is trying to make a change, but they're not really giving Ten Hag any support or resources to do what he wants 
. I'm curious to see how Ralf Rangnick gets on . He was interim boss at Leipzig and all, so he knows his stuff 
. Maybe this is an opportunity for him to come in and shake things up 
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, but not entirely surprised. I think Erik ten Hag was given too much time to turn things around at Old Trafford. 18 months is a decent chunk of time, you know? He had some decent results early on, but it all seemed to fall apart towards the end of last season . The way he's been playing, I don't think we've seen enough flair and creativity from our squad. Still, you can't just chuck a manager out like this . It feels like the club's hierarchy is trying to make a change, but they're not really giving Ten Hag any support or resources to do what he wants . I'm curious to see how Ralf Rangnick gets on . He was interim boss at Leipzig and all, so he knows his stuff . Maybe this is an opportunity for him to come in and shake things up ?Honestly, I think this is a bit of a wake-up call for Man Utd, you feel? Erik ten Hag was always gonna be an experiment, and it didn't quite pay off... Still, I get why they're making a change - the results just aren't cutting it anymore. But Ralf Rangnick? I'm not sure about that, mate. He's got some experience under his belt, but this is such a big job for him now... and what happens when the season ends? Are they gonna stick with him or go back to the drawing board again? It just feels like Man Utd are stuck in a cycle of managers coming and going without ever quite finding their footing. 
Still, I get why they're making a change - the results just aren't cutting it anymore. But Ralf Rangnick? I'm not sure about that, mate. He's got some experience under his belt, but this is such a big job for him now... and what happens when the season ends? Are they gonna stick with him or go back to the drawing board again? It just feels like Man Utd are stuck in a cycle of managers coming and going without ever quite finding their footing. Ugh, this is gonna be a disaster . I mean, Erik ten Hag was already on thin ice after that embarrassing loss to Liverpool at home. But come on, sacking him now? That's just ridiculous 
. The club's gonna regret this, they're basically throwing away any chance of making the Champions League next season. And Ralf Rangnick? Please, he's not exactly the most inspiring interim manager. I bet the players are all like "what even is going on here?" . It's just another example of the club's lack of direction and poor decision-making. The fans are gonna be stuck with some mediocre coach who doesn't know how to get the best out of them... it's just a recipe for disaster 
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. I mean, Erik ten Hag was already on thin ice after that embarrassing loss to Liverpool at home. But come on, sacking him now? That's just ridiculous . The club's gonna regret this, they're basically throwing away any chance of making the Champions League next season. And Ralf Rangnick? Please, he's not exactly the most inspiring interim manager. I bet the players are all like "what even is going on here?" . It's just another example of the club's lack of direction and poor decision-making. The fans are gonna be stuck with some mediocre coach who doesn't know how to get the best out of them... it's just a recipe for disaster .
I feel so bad for Erik ten Hag... he put his heart and soul into that job, and to be let go like this is just heartbreaking. He's a great manager, don't get me wrong, but it's clear that things didn't work out between him and the club hierarchy. It's always tough when there's a falling out like that.You can tell they're not happy with his tactics, and I think that's a big part of it... but is it really fair to just blame the manager for trying new things? I mean, teams change players all the time, and managers have to adapt too. It's not always easy, but that's what makes it so rewarding when you get it right!
Ralf Rangnick might be a good interim boss, but it's gonna take some time to turn this team around... and what about Ten Hag? Is he gonna stay in the game of management, or is he gonna move on?
man what a shock , think ten hag got a good 2 years under his belt and then just gets the axe like that . i mean i get it the results ain't great but u gotta wonder if they was just looking 4 an excuse 2 sack him . ralf rangnick is a decent gaffer but interim manager till end of season? feels like a temporary fix 2 me . ten hag's tactics may not be working out but at least he had the vision for the team's future 
. now u got a bunch of different opinions in the boardroom and it's gonna take a while 4 them 2 figure it out . hope ten hag finds another gaff soon 'cause he deserves better 
, think ten hag got a good 2 years under his belt and then just gets the axe like that . i mean i get it the results ain't great but u gotta wonder if they was just looking 4 an excuse 2 sack him . ralf rangnick is a decent gaffer but interim manager till end of season? feels like a temporary fix 2 me . ten hag's tactics may not be working out but at least he had the vision for the team's future . now u got a bunch of different opinions in the boardroom and it's gonna take a while 4 them 2 figure it out . hope ten hag finds another gaff soon 'cause he deserves better so this is just another example of how fragile egos can take down top-tier managers, right? ten Hag was always going to face this kind of backlash because he didn't exactly fit in with man utd's traditional way of doing things . i mean, come on, the guy wins the europa league with ajax and then comes to man utd expecting everyone to get on board with his tactics? sorry, mate.
anyway, ralf rangnick is no hero either, he's just another example of a german manager trying to impose their will on an english club. i'm not saying it'll be all bad for ten hog, but if he wanted to make man utd great again, he should've been more willing to listen to the fans and the board rather than trying to push his own agenda.
it's like, how many times do you have to rewrite the same strategy before you realize that maybe, just maybe, it needs a tweak? ten Hag's problem wasn't so much about not adapting to the squad as much as not being able to get everyone on the same page. now he's off to greener pastures (or at least, the netherlands), and man utd is left to wonder what went wrong 
. i mean, come on, the guy wins the europa league with ajax and then comes to man utd expecting everyone to get on board with his tactics? sorry, mate.anyway, ralf rangnick is no hero either, he's just another example of a german manager trying to impose their will on an english club
. i'm not saying it'll be all bad for ten hog, but if he wanted to make man utd great again, he should've been more willing to listen to the fans and the board rather than trying to push his own agenda.it's like, how many times do you have to rewrite the same strategy before you realize that maybe, just maybe, it needs a tweak?
ten Hag's problem wasn't so much about not adapting to the squad as much as not being able to get everyone on the same page. now he's off to greener pastures (or at least, the netherlands), and man utd is left to wonder what went wrong omg just saw the news about Erik ten Hag getting sacked at manchester united i feel bad for him, he's such an amazing manager but i guess it's not working out anyway, ralf rangnick as interim manager makes sense, he was doing a great job last season and he knows the team pretty well fingers crossed that they can turn things around now 
maybe this is an opportunity for man utd to re-evaluate their strategy and come up with something new 
it's gonna be a tough road ahead but i'm still hoping they can get back on track 
the whole thing about ten hug not adapting his tactics is kinda weird tho, he was doing well before that one game where everything just fell apart... what do u think? should ten hog be given another chance or is it time for a new face in man utd's dugout? 
i feel bad for him, he's such an amazing manager but i guess it's not working out anyway, ralf rangnick as interim manager makes sense, he was doing a great job last season and he knows the team pretty well fingers crossed that they can turn things around now maybe this is an opportunity for man utd to re-evaluate their strategy and come up with something new it's gonna be a tough road ahead but i'm still hoping they can get back on track the whole thing about ten hug not adapting his tactics is kinda weird tho, he was doing well before that one game where everything just fell apart... what do u think? should ten hog be given another chance or is it time for a new face in man utd's dugout? I'm literally shook by this news Manchester United is in such trouble right now, it's like they're stuck in some kind of never-ending nightmare 
Erik ten Hag is such a great manager, I love his style and the way he brings out the best in his players... but I guess it wasn't enough for the board. They just can't seem to get on with him, it's like they have this preconceived notion that he's not good enough for the team
I mean, what even happened here? One minute you're flying high at the top of the league table, and the next minute you're getting sacked because things haven't gone your way. It's just so frustrating to watch
The players deserve better than this, they should be able to express themselves on the pitch without fear of getting benched or worse.
And now Ralf Rangnick is stepping in, I don't know if he's the right guy for the job... it's like they're throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping something sticks
The fans are just so divided, some people are screaming for him to be sacked, while others are begging him to come back. It's like we're all stuck in this limbo, waiting for someone to lead us out of this mess
Manchester United is in such trouble right now, it's like they're stuck in some kind of never-ending nightmare Erik ten Hag is such a great manager, I love his style and the way he brings out the best in his players... but I guess it wasn't enough for the board. They just can't seem to get on with him, it's like they have this preconceived notion that he's not good enough for the team I mean, what even happened here? One minute you're flying high at the top of the league table, and the next minute you're getting sacked because things haven't gone your way. It's just so frustrating to watch
The players deserve better than this, they should be able to express themselves on the pitch without fear of getting benched or worse.And now Ralf Rangnick is stepping in, I don't know if he's the right guy for the job... it's like they're throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping something sticks
The fans are just so divided, some people are screaming for him to be sacked, while others are begging him to come back. It's like we're all stuck in this limbo, waiting for someone to lead us out of this mess this is such a bummer news for man united fans 
i feel bad for erik ten hug, he came in with so much promise and potential but it looks like the new management doesn't think his style is working out 
that's so harsh tho, he was only here for 18 months what did they expect from him? i mean, ralf rangnick can't save him now 
hopefully he can turn things around and get man u back on track 
️ the fans deserve a top manager 