THE GREAT DEBATE: Who is to blame for Manchester United’s struggles? Is it time to remove Erik ten Hag from the hotseat or should the players be in the firing line for their abject displays?
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Another game. Another woeful display. Another defeat for Manchester United. That has been the recurring theme at Old Trafford as their season continues to spiral downwards.
Sunday’s embarrassing 3-0 home defeat by local rivals Manchester City in the Premier League was repeated on Wednesday as the holders bowed out of the Carabao Cup to Newcastle by the same scoreline.
Pressure is intensifying on Erik ten Hag’s job at Old Trafford as they sit eighth in the Premier League having lost five of their opening 10 matches and are outside the Champions League knock-out qualification places.
Their next 10 games across the Premier League and Champions League include trips to Copenhagen, Galatasaray, Newcastle and Liverpool while hosting Chelsea and Bayern Munich too.
Club legend Gary Neville has warned Ten Hag could get sacked at the Theatre of Dreams having overseen United’s worst start to a season since the 1962-63 campaign.
The writing could be on the wall for Erik ten Hag as Manchester United after another defeat
United relinquished their hold on the Carabao Cup against a makeshift Newcastle side
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It takes two to tango, and while Ten Hag’s tactics and substitutions can be questioned it is ultimately up to the players to perform on the pitch too.
Mail Sport’s YOUR COMMENTS section pointed to a divided fan base before the defeat by Newcastle and now we want to know what you think following that tepid display.
Is it time to say ‘tot ziens’ to the Dutchman or should the finger be pointed at his under-performing stars? Join the debate in the comments and vote in our poll.
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