Erik ten Hag admitted Manchester United’s board is “not happy” with a start which has left his side in 14th place, and with only three wins in 10 games
United down in 14th with eight points from seven gamesErik ten Hag has admitted that Manchester United’s board are “not happy” with a start that has left his side in 14th and with only three wins in 10 games in all competitions.going into the international break.
“If you have a strong connection between each other they see the problems we have to face at the start of the season and they know if we stick together in the end we’ll repay them and their trust in us. That’s what we did the last two years. I’m convinced this will happen.”
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