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    ANTI

    Both he and Amorim left the club in better positions than they found it.

    Hold on

    Ten Hag left United in a better position than he found it

    F***ing hell

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    KingOfPop

    Hold on

    Ten Hag left United in a better position than he found it

    F***ing hell

    Substantially

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    ANTI

    Substantially

    Madness, opinions are just that I suppose

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    KingOfPop

    Madness, opinions are just that I suppose

    But a lot of it has to do with what he came in to.

    Like hypothetically, say Ten Hag walked into Manchester United with the squad that we currently have, and then made the same/same caliber of signings, and then left the club with a squad on-par with the one he actually left with, I would say he left it in a worse place.

    I do not think he could have made it worse. Signing anybody was better than having nobody.

  • ANTI

    But a lot of it has to do with what he came in to.

    Like hypothetically, say Ten Hag walked into Manchester United with the squad that we currently have, and then made the same/same caliber of signings, and then left the club with a squad on-par with the one he actually left with, I would say he left it in a worse place.

    I do not think he could have made it worse. Signing anybody was better than having nobody.

    Blowing 600m on what he spent was far worse than having nobody

    INEOS came into the club still paying for those transfers, its not like they were paid upfront

    Then we had the challenge of shifting them on, off the wage bill etc

    I don't see how that is better than having a thin squad

    By the time the next bloke comes in we're 14th, should've been 14th the year before so it's a long spell of s***, team is absolutely full of dross, fitness levels way off it, used to playing basketball no midfield football

    I just don't see how that's an improvement in any way