Honestly I feel terrible how he entered this interview with a positive energy and these two just wanted to get headlines out of him. Would Carra do this with Stevie G? Or Nev with Ole? Absolute double standards
I would assume Ten Hag will have had a choice to take this interview. You have to give him huge respect. He has come into a club with huge, existing, long-lasting issues. Had a pretty terrible start off the back of a pretty terrible summer in the transfer market and he has taken on this, especially with his clear lack of ability in the english language.
He did incredibly well to not just keep his cool but answer these questions with honesty and integrity... I can count on 1 hand how many managers would be able to do so without blowing up, kicked off, letting Egos get in the way or simply walking... Utd need to do all they can to keep this man. They say no player or coach is bigger then the club, but this man should be held in that esteem and backed completely.
@@henkhenkste6076 yes he kept his composure throughout this entire interview. Obviously this kind of strong character trait goes way over your ignorant head ;)
As someone from the Netherlands and a Ajax fan: cherish this man. He lives and breathes football. He made every team under his management better. He makes players better. And players respect him because he's honest. Give him at least this season to change stuff. He will not let you down, I am completely, for the first time in a decade, positive about the Man United long term future
He would talk circles around them and put them firmly in their place. Ten Hag is the new guy they can bully. Where was this energy for the Norwegian PE teacher, who presided over the club's most humiliating moments?
Hindsight is a good thing my friend all of us make mistakes. Wan bissaka was great for palace, dan james had man city sweating and ran rings around them and igalo was boyhood united fan.
I don't understand the obsession with Martinez's height. He clearly works well in Ten Hag's system, he even won POTY at Ajax. When you play a high line, it's more important for the CBs to be agile and read the game well since they cover a lot of space. In a high possession side you also concede a lot less set pieces, so height isn't as important. The problem is that we're not playing in Ten Hag's system because the other players are lazy shits with a weak mentality and are not suited for it. He's shown very good ability to read the game and to intercept the ball against absolute units and quality strikers like Haaland and Nunez. It's not all just "tall CB good, short CB bad". If that was the case, a tall fridge like Maguire would be the best CB in the league.
Exactltly, height in my eyes means nothing because in whatever position you are playing it's about passion, desire and having a winning mentality to do everything in your power to win the ball and keep it, if you work and strengthen your body you can use it to your advantage not just about height and wish people would stop it they not mentioned it about any other player but because its a united player all of a sudden its supposed to be a problem thankfully Martinez is already showing this bearing in mind only his 3rd game and getting used to the premiere league which is difficult for a player if not played in league before. Most of the best players in most teams are not that tall whether a striker, attacker, or defender cause its about how gifted you are that goes with everything else mentioned.
This is mental that this happened. Mad respect for EtH for even doing this. This takes time and feels like people are already counting him out but he was bold enough to take this opportunity to be criticized.
I do not doubt he's a good manager, but imagine that even Mourinho couldn't do it and he even won a trophy and was on an ascending curve. This club has so big expectations but not patient enough with reconstruction.
No matter if he fails or succeeds in ManUnited, I will always love his philosophy and resilience to face the critics and answer all the tough questions in an even tougher situation for the club which is in shambles to say the least
I'm not a United fan but this just stinks of media bias from these guys. Under Ole united were poor but he never faced this level of scrutiny. Especially after 2 games. Would also be interesting to see if they did this for Lampard or Gerrard who have made terrible starts this season for Everton and Villa but of course they won't.
United under Ole were absolutely shocking last season but a good portion of his time at United they were competitive and looked like a half decent side. Let's not rewrite history here
Gary should interrogate the players who have been playing like this through multiple managers. That would be something worth watching. Picking on a manager who hasn't even completed a single transfer window and has only managed 2 games is kind of weak.
For sure. Martinez is the only new player who can be a leader because he knows EtH's system so well. I blame the players more at this point. United had a clear regression under LvG, but the way the players quit on Mourinho and Ole was a disgrace. They quit on Ragnick as soon as they figured out that he wasn't going to be the permanent manager. The players need to be more accountable, but unfortunately there aren't any senior players right now who can set the standard there.
“United had a clear regression under LvG” Bit harsh I feel. A lot of his signings didn’t work/were moved on by Mourinho: Rojo, Falcao, Schweinsteiger, Depay, Di Maria. But LVG gave Rashford his chance, made Lingard an England international and got the best out of Martial out of all of them. LVG won the FA Cup the day before he was sacked. At that time he was planning to sign Sadio Mane as well. A what if scenario you could ask yourself how Utd would have gone if LVG stayed beyond his second year and Mourinho did not join. I am not convinced LVG ‘regressed’ them. I think the owners saw Mourinho available and thought he guaranteed quick success.
I agree with the rest of your comments by the way, but think you should analyse LVG’s reign a bit more carefully- out of all the managers I think he is the one who can genuinely say he was harshly treated. Sacked the day after winning a trophy.
@@jimmycampbell78 Yeah, but continuing to play Jonny Evans? His back passes to defenders would've been goals had it not been for de Gea at his peak and world class. Even the Champions League group stage they played under LvG. Lost a shocker to PSV, (RIP Shaw's leg), but could muster only a tie at home against PSV and lost to Wolfsburg away in the final game of the group stage. They lost their Europa League first leg to Midtjylland only to turn it around at Old Trafford. Right when I thought United could salvage something out of the season, they lost to Tottenham in the final game at White Hart Lane. They crashed out of the Europa League against Liverpool. FA Cup win or not, LvG's tactics were side pass, side pass, Evans back pass, and fall asleep.
Honest, realistic, pragmatic and confident in his plans. Erik needs time to remove the bluffers and create his own team. This time next year we'll have a better idea about the direction Man Utd are going in. 18 months time I expect to see a much improved squad heading in the right direction.
As much as I think it's too early to say anything now. I do expect impact from 50M+ signings sooner than 18 months. As someone following Ajax/ Premier League for years now, I'm not sure Antony for 80M+ will do anything... Ten Hag might overplay his hand with that signing
@@joosthorskamp1736 Yes, there will be some impact from good players (Casemiro/Martinez) but a very high level of consistency in team performance and results is the key. The aim should be CL quarter finals at least and top 3 in the league every year. That's why I said one year and another transfer window.. followed by the time it takes for the new players next year to fully integrate. The new method has to become part of the culture and that will take time. The manager will also take a season to learn how different the PL is and he will make mistakes just like Pep and Klopp when they first arrived. It took Pep a season to figure it out and it took Klopp almost two. After they learned who they needed and who they could use they went on to reach very high levels. If Erik is competing with them by next season he will prove how fast a learner he is. He's already learnt that Fred is not a PL number 6 so that's a start. re Antony.. the price is too high (Man Utd tax) but it isn't relevant because Utd are wealthy. Ronaldo is leaving.. they need someone of a similar level to the remaining forwards to bring depth to the squad. It might not be the perfect first team signing but it will be a good squad signing because Utd are short of dynamic forwards. Next summer a 20+ goal scorer will be a priority.
@@joosthorskamp1736 there's talk today if Uniter buy Antony there's no money for the De Jong deal. Its possible, that's a transfer manoeuvre, telling Barca, it's now or never.
Absolutely mate. 2 terrible results off the bat but then benched our record signing and highest wage earner and got results. I hope he has been given the control it looks like he has because that is what's been missing. Ownership from the top down. I guarantee we had to convince him to take the job and he used control as leverage
It's less than 6 months, and we're already heading to the right direction mate. Give him one or two more summer windows to finally get his incredible team.
As an englishman who's lived in the Netherlands for over 15 years and speaks perfect dutch.. This guy is exactly the same in his native dutch as in his English lol. His english is actually outstandingly good but we compare his English to other dutch people who most of the time speak perfect english. Conte and Bielsa never got so much stick for their english. Even Aguero who's lived in england for over 8 years (?) doesnt even speak english this good.
I honestly don't think I've ever heard Aguero speak English. It seems to be a general consensus among South American players to not really bother learning English. I'm not sure if its due to there being South American cliques in clubs, or if its just difficult, but they really seem to be the ones who have he hardest time.
You have to admire the confidence of the man. He accepted this interview when many wouldn’t have, and sailed through it - cool, calm and collected. He will be a success with the right backing.
The cheek of Carra to ask "Did it work?" when Ten Hag was talking about playing the long ball against Brentford, then switching it from a question to just "Didn't work." when asked to repeat himself. Worked alright last night didn't it
Yeah it worked very nice against Liverpool. I think their biggest issue is playing the smaller clubs, where United have to dominante in posession. If they can overcome that, they have a chance of making the top 4.
@@samtastisch86 For sure, the real growing pains come from taking control of games and keeping it. Will look ugly at times, but it doesn't have to be perfect to get Top 4 if they kick on from here. I can't think of another time a team has 'set the standard' for themselves as clearly as this, particularly in regards to their work-rate
Lisandro Martinez has won 100% of his aerial duels and he made Ivan Toney look like an idiot on several occasions both games he has played he has been good its just Harry Maguire making dumb mistakes over and over again like playing an offside trap by himself. Martinez has been doing Harry Maguires defending for him as well as his own he is definitely going to be one of the best in the league very soon.
@@ha1rymuff Not from the stats I’ve seen it says he has won 100% and I have watched the matches back every moment of him when he is in a position in which he wont win a header he uses his body intelligently to put a player off people criticising him haven’t watched him.
So am I forgetful or did Ole have to deal with these kind of questions? Respect to Ten Hag. Shame in the British press for not throwing Ole under the buss like they tried to do here
I’m a fan of neither Man U or Liverpool. But the intense pressure on United compared to what Liverpool had in their lonnng barren spell is 100 fold. Mainly because social media has come along since then...look at what can happen to Maguire via twitter etc which would never have been possible in the 90s and 00s. But also the increase in punditry, analysis etc. The online drive from rival fans to undermine Man Utd could have a long term effect in terms of how appealing the club is to potential signings...in fact maybe it is already.
@@drbest87 wouldn’t surprise me if he walks even sooner than that. I want him to stick it out and rebuild the club with his own ideas but I just think he will hit too many brick walls from further up.
You’ve got to feel sorry for Ten Hag only just come in, is inheriting a team in a horrible place and already has to deal with 22 minutes of interrogation. I’m not a United fan so I cant speak for the way the fans are feeling but from an outside perspective I think Ten Hag deserves time to get his system across and build a squad
As a fan I think it’s way way overboard after 2 games but it also gives me even more confidence in this guy the way he talks and is willing to take the heat head on. I hope he’s here for many years to come
Everyone is behind Ten Hag but the media will start pushing for him to be sacked as soon as they possibly can. No matter what happens this season the board and the players should be leaving before him. Whoever he needs to sell in that team Id back him over any single player, none should be untouchable now.
to be fair Ole had a great start. dream-like even. Knocking out PSG, came 3rd in the next full season, and then came 2nd. Brought in Ronaldo and Varane. Things were looking great. There were still ups and downs but looked like there was a progression. Ten Hag unfortunately has had a bad start and this business is result oriented.
I just love how martinez was one of the best players on the field and he could show everyone what a player he is. Trust the the process. The haag knows what hes doing. The mans got balls leaving "1st team" players out. Thats what we were lacking with the "mentally* weak trainers before
Yeah. I was skeptical when I saw Rashford playing as a 9 and Elanga in the lineup but the man sure knows what he’s doing and has the balls to do what he wants.
Liverpool didn't have kind of players to exploit Martinez like Brentford did. If Nunez wasn't suspended, it'd be a different story. Martinez is possibly the worst transfer I've seen from ManU and that's saying something.
@Saeid Bin Hossain I mean Maguire was solid in Leicester, apart from his ridiculous price tag, he seemed like a good long term solution for ManU's defense. Pogba is the same too, at the time it looked like a good transfer. But I couldn't understand Martinez's transfer from day one, looks terrible on paper even if he was bought for 20 million, let alone 60.
@@gunmuratilban8667 you know nothing about football if you are saying this... At ajax we miss martinez very much and he still has haaland in his pockets from last year
Great questions that I’m sure most of us man united fans wanted Ten Hag to answer. Ten Hag has handled himself so well, a manager who’s able to talk about tactics is always great to hear
Here 5 months later !!! His English first has improved on par with he has done with the squad!! This guy is a motivated and enthusiastic.... finally Manchester United have a manager !!! Fml only took 7 years 😭😭😭
Love the answers from Erik ten hag. But it’s unbelievable the way carragher asked his questions he would have never asked them things to Klopp. How is he a pundit is just amazing
@@piercetravers7677 Yup Ajax are a historic team. Just hard now to win something internationally since teams now spend crazy amount in players. But not impossible.
He’s not inexperienced. Not sure why some people look at this guy and still take him as a novice. I find journalists and ex players/pundits, fans, very patronising toward him. He’s very patient and calm to deal with it all.
i watched this interview today after the liverpool soton leicester and arsenal games. i knew from the start erik is the man but if anyone had doubts, the doubts are surely gone. this man is unbelievable. love him to bits already.
When carragher was like ‘didn’t work’ as if to put the responsibility back on Ten Haags tactics. Like he literally didn’t explain that the situation was engineered for De gea to go long but the player himself chose the play it short. The cheek of these 2 man
Even as a Liverpool fan I have total respect to Ten Hag for granting this interview. No matter what he says he’s on a hiding to nothing. This man has inherited a bloody nightmare. Only in 2 or 3 years time will we have any idea of his influence as a manager. The longer this mess at Old Trafford continues the harder it will be to turn back the ship. Critical and scary times a head if you are a United fan. x.
I think I'm more positive than ever because of the glazer out movement getting some real momentum and a legitimate buyer in Jim Radcliffe waiting in the wings. I'm happy to take some short term pain for long term gain and get the glazers out the club
As a Dutchman, i can assure you that almost everyone in our country speaks better English than Ten Hag does. However, we have very few better managers. I hope he succeeds at this exceptionally hard job.
If they give this man the chance, Man U will be playing Champions League soon and will be serious contenders for the title, with attractive football to watch. If he manages, and I think he can, to reach top 4 this season it would be great, that means he can get just the few players he wants because they don't come If they don't qualify for Champions League. He has an immense task, but i'm afraid that if they don't qualify for Champions League place this year, they make the stupid mistake again. In the hardest competition in the world you need at least three years. If earlier, it would be nice, but you need to be honest, from were they are now, to compete with the top 6 for the first four places. You got to give him time. If they are smart, they give this man enough time and he delivers.
His mentality to keep going is so strong, i respect that and also how he could handle with players like this. Players he has to sell are: maguire, mctominay telles, shaw, fred en than he could build a team
I'm happy he asked those questions because it gave us the insights on what the manager is thinking. The pressure is on but ETH hasn't faltered and he's standing true to what he believes. if he doesn't get the players fans are going to look elsewhere. the manager isn't the problem and that's been apparent. so while the media might try and twist it I do believe the fans have came to the realization that the manager is not the problem.
At this moment in time, Erik Ten Hag has just beaten Liverpool 2-1 at Old Trafford, if you like. He has been best in class for the past 12 to 18 hours.
Huge respect for Ten Hag even from a Chelsea fan. It’s clear all he wants it’s to give his all to Man U and I respect that. I know the glazer subject it’s massively touchy especially among fans and players of the club but i for sure think Ten Hag agrees with the criticism but just can’t say that publicly for his jobs sake
He knows, he definitely knows just how bad these players are. We’ve just got to wait a couple of years and transfer windows. It will get worse before it gets better but I truly believe ETH is the right man for the job.
Very good interview from Ten Hag. It’s clear he has a plan and is ambitious whilst being realistic as to the arc of progress teams make. It took SAF a few years to build what he wanted. He first needs to add a blend of experience (Casimero, Eriksen) to add to Varane, Bruno and De Gea. Then add youth and pace with Antony, Malacia, gakpo etc and eventually replace the players in and around 30 with younger players, whilst the current young players become the leaders This looks like his plan, hopefully he is given time and new Owners. Glazers out
Spurs supporter here. I really like ten Haag; seems like a good person. He handled Gary and Jamie’s questions very well. I expected better from Gary; he should know how difficult it is to be a manager; not too long ago he was sacked by Valencia for poor results. United put it on the Liverpool so good for ten Haag!
lisandro played like a gangsta against liverpool. he played with no fear n willing to defend against literally anyone trying to come through him with all his heart without a doubt
Gotta give the man credit for fronting up for this interview Some relatively difficult questions in there, would Neville have asked Ole them? The guy speaks well and gives you hope.
I agree this is weird after 2 matches. Ole’s team stunk the place out for weeks last season before the Rangnick results got even worse and there was none of this. Obviously, last season bears on the response but this seems sus!
Hats off to you Eric Ten Hag to show strong character and resilience towards two pundits clearly over looking him with awkward, disrespectful comments and questions.
They are just questions Keegs. If no conversation is awkward at times, then it’s either brown nosing or boring chit chat. There were no disrespectful questions here, only your perception of them. If you’re offended by some of the questions, that’s your choice to be offended. They didn’t ask him, “why does your head look like a squashed orange?” See, that is a disrespectful question. Asking him “why didn’t the plan work?” is NOT disrespectful. The fans want to know, the people paying 1000’s of dollars a year to watch Man United want to know the answers to these questions too. We should be celebrating journalists actually asking tough questions. Not shaming them.
@@shabba7829 yes, that would have been amazing. I really like these kinds of interviews, you really see how solid the character of the manager is. If they can deal with these very tough questions and make the interviewers even sound a bit stupid, then you know the coach is a good one with a great football brain and good man management.
Lfc fan.. But massive respect for doing this interview some blunt questions to say the least.. Hopefully you keep doing the job you are doing now though and don't improve too much haha
Not sure who Carragher thinks he is. Sitting there like he runs the club and trying to get a reaction it seemed. Loved seeing Ronaldo blank him before the game
I commented on the 1 minute ''trailer'' Sky released for the interview and said that I bet there wouldn't be a single question about Harry Maguire's shocking performances/leadership. The funny thing is after the Liverpool game tonight we saw why Maguire should not start for a long time.
They don't banter their fellow country men From maguire to shaw to rashford I just hope we buy up to 4players before the window ends and eth turning things around for the better for us
Proof that Journalists and Pundits asking hard questions does alot more for both sides than asking softballs. They could have just asked him how he's doing in England, what his relationship is with the owners, and what his plans are for the squad and called it a day. Instead, going hard on Ten Hag shows that they're ready to ask what's necessary to find out what they need to, as well as Ten Hag giving quality answers with integrity, showing he is a strong manager who truly believes in his way and is someone who deserves to be backed by the club, players, and supporters. Quality interview, quality answers. More like this!
Ten Hag needs belief. He doesnt need money. He needs to be believed in by the players and the board. The one thing that has been lacking at Man Utd is the realization that they are no longer a top 3 club, and they need to reset their expectations just like Arsenal did. Reset expectations, give time to the manager and let him rebuild a team. I am happy with no titles for a couple more years as long as there is a rebuilding done, after that I am sure ETH will bring back glory. I love the confidence he has in himself and his philosophy and it would be a shame if that is lost. I hope the fans, players and board back him and allow him time to rebuild his team. As he said, Manchester United have has a great history, now lets focus on making a great future! My manager!
Erik Ten Hag You are a good, honest, very intelligent person and I trust you completely and I trust your ideas and philosophy.. Manchester United is the most valuable thing that I have since I was a child, and it is finally in good hands. Full love, respect and appreciation Erik
Anybody here after the Liverpool win? This guy has proven that he's not shaken by results, he knows what he wants to do and he'll do it at his pace🤝🤝good coach.
I think it's mostly because of the way he speaks english. His english isn't the strongest and he's thinking about what he is trying to say while talking. All the eh and uhs he says are because of his non fluent english.
As others have stated, the language barrier makes this hard for Ten Hag, he's not really on edge. Also, even in Dutch he would always be extremely serious. Fact that he made a joke here is quite telling, he wasn't on edge.
Huge respect for this man. When it comes to evaluating the quality of a manager the difficulty of assignment they take on is a sign of who they are. Best wishes from a Chelsea fan 💯
As a Dutch football fan I obviously watched the Eredivisie, Ajax and his interviews. There's something about EtH like I've never seen before. He only talks from a football perspective and doesn't care what other peopole think. When people criticize him he answers in football knowledge and experience and he has so much confidence in his plans you can only admire him for that. I'm 100% positive he will succeed.
As a Dutchman I hope TH will continue to improve his English as I feel it would help him communicate better. I appreciate how hard he's trying nonetheless. Fun fact: When he says "please" at the end of an interview or press conference he's using a literal but unfitting translation of the Dutch "Alsjeblieft". What he's actually trying to say is: You're welcome.
As a Dutchie I really don´t understand why people here in the comments are admiring the fact that he gives honest answers to critical questions. It´s really how we do. We don´t beat around the bush. We get a question, we answer. We get a question we can´t answer? We say, sorry, but I can´t answer that question cause X, Y and Z. Why is that special? It´s normal here. Especially in a professional environment.
Such respect to Ten Hag for doing this interview. Class act. This man needs time to transform the shambles of a Man United team.
Honestly I feel terrible how he entered this interview with a positive energy and these two just wanted to get headlines out of him. Would Carra do this with Stevie G? Or Nev with Ole? Absolute double standards
@@palashrawat401 completely agree mate
shambles of a club not just the team
yes please give him at least the rest of this season! its gonna be a comedy show watching united under ten hag
@@palashrawat401 exactl!! These fucks would never have done this with Ole
I would assume Ten Hag will have had a choice to take this interview. You have to give him huge respect. He has come into a club with huge, existing, long-lasting issues. Had a pretty terrible start off the back of a pretty terrible summer in the transfer market and he has taken on this, especially with his clear lack of ability in the english language.
Never assume, it makes an ass out of you and me.
@@jimjimmy680 Bruh that's hilarious 😂
@@jimjimmy680 This went over so many people's heads
His English is excellent actually. Given he has never played/worked in Britain
How is your dutch?
I feel for Ten Hag here. Not once did the Norwegian PE teacher get interrogated as if he’s been accused of first degree murder after 2 losses.
Factsss
But 4:0 to brentford is unforgivable.
You, a sensitive man :)
Ask Carra if he would do this to the serial loser Stevie G 💀
@@cwaddle for the player's
He did incredibly well to not just keep his cool but answer these questions with honesty and integrity... I can count on 1 hand how many managers would be able to do so without blowing up, kicked off, letting Egos get in the way or simply walking... Utd need to do all they can to keep this man. They say no player or coach is bigger then the club, but this man should be held in that esteem and backed completely.
keep his cool? XD
@@henkhenkste6076 yes he kept his composure throughout this entire interview. Obviously this kind of strong character trait goes way over your ignorant head ;)
He is a very authentic man. Often he was ridiculed in the Dutch press, but he proved them all wrong, time and time again.
@@Fjodor.Tabularasa when did this happen?
There was not much honesty..he covered with lies for a lot of answers....but i get it that he can't be too open as a manager in public interviews
Who is watching this in Feb 2023 😃 what a man. Completely changed Manchester United
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hellooooo from Bournemouth
@@hamzaneyzi4624 man united give liverpool chance to win dude
He’s gone tonight
As someone from the Netherlands and a Ajax fan: cherish this man. He lives and breathes football. He made every team under his management better. He makes players better. And players respect him because he's honest. Give him at least this season to change stuff. He will not let you down, I am completely, for the first time in a decade, positive about the Man United long term future
You were abseloutely right
Now we can testify to what you said 5 months ago in Erik ten Hag we trust Glory Glory Manchester United
As of today, Eth is cooking 🙌🏾
You are Completely right and cherish him I do
Well this comment aged like fine wine. Turns out ETH is a very good manager after all.
These questions are pretty harsh for a manager who has only played 2 games and doesn't get the players in he wants...
typical british media. never ssaid a word when ole was there.
Wtf is this? Seems shite to me. Guys been here 2 seconds 😮💨
He was literally asked the question: “every top team has gotten the players they want in except for you, do you feel like you’ve been let down?”
As a dutch person, i thought it was a normal interview with good questions. Only the one about the glazers is a little akward. Because it's his boss.
But ofcourse good that he wanted to give the interview in the first place.
Imagine Neville and Carragher trying to talk like this to Mourinho. He wouldn’t stand it
@@palashrawat401 a top manager knowing more than ex players? Shocking
He would talk circles around them and put them firmly in their place. Ten Hag is the new guy they can bully. Where was this energy for the Norwegian PE teacher, who presided over the club's most humiliating moments?
Jose was one man on an island, didnt need to win over the press. ETH needs every inch of help he can get
Exactly
@@thebooky161 i mean they r friends so why it's so shocking.
Gary to Ten Hag: “The recruitment is a mess”
Gary to Ole: “Wan Bissaka, Dan James and Ighalo are world class signings”
CANT STAND THESE ENG PUNDITS
Facts mate glad you noticed 👌🏻
His head is a funny shape
Gary done nothin but sxck of his m8
Hindsight is a good thing my friend all of us make mistakes. Wan bissaka was great for palace, dan james had man city sweating and ran rings around them and igalo was boyhood united fan.
Set up another interview. Aplogise to him. Worship him. Believe him.
It’s double standards
I don't understand the obsession with Martinez's height. He clearly works well in Ten Hag's system, he even won POTY at Ajax. When you play a high line, it's more important for the CBs to be agile and read the game well since they cover a lot of space. In a high possession side you also concede a lot less set pieces, so height isn't as important. The problem is that we're not playing in Ten Hag's system because the other players are lazy shits with a weak mentality and are not suited for it. He's shown very good ability to read the game and to intercept the ball against absolute units and quality strikers like Haaland and Nunez. It's not all just "tall CB good, short CB bad". If that was the case, a tall fridge like Maguire would be the best CB in the league.
True. Fabio Canovaro didn't have height. Yet he was one of the best Italian defenders in his generation. A legend i would like to say
And that tree trunk is a USELESS PIECE OF 💩
Exactltly, height in my eyes means nothing because in whatever position you are playing it's about passion, desire and having a winning mentality to do everything in your power to win the ball and keep it, if you work and strengthen your body you can use it to your advantage not just about height and wish people would stop it they not mentioned it about any other player but because its a united player all of a sudden its supposed to be a problem thankfully Martinez is already showing this bearing in mind only his 3rd game and getting used to the premiere league which is difficult for a player if not played in league before. Most of the best players in most teams are not that tall whether a striker, attacker, or defender cause its about how gifted you are that goes with everything else mentioned.
@@gilbertkandodo5544 Until the end of his career and he got red cards like it was Halloween candy.
Fabio Cannavaro is the same height as Martinez, I don't remember anyone complaining he was too short.
Doing this while Ole was in charge would've damaged the club.
TH stands tall no matter what you throw at him, which is why he will succeed.
This is mental that this happened. Mad respect for EtH for even doing this. This takes time and feels like people are already counting him out but he was bold enough to take this opportunity to be criticized.
Im backing this guy until the end ! He will change this shambles of a club
End of the week or month 🤔
Sacked in the morning
I do not doubt he's a good manager, but imagine that even Mourinho couldn't do it and he even won a trophy and was on an ascending curve. This club has so big expectations but not patient enough with reconstruction.
@@MrKh4O Jose won 2 trophies in his first season with a worse team, then finished 2nd in lge, that really was an achievement lol looking back now.
@@yungpep 🤣
Imagine Neville speaking to Ole like this. Unbelievable.
Or Carra to Stevie G who is still in the prem
That would never happen
ex-teammate armor
Shameless clown. Same Ole bought these hideous players and allowed them to run the club to the ground. Neville is a a cancer to United.
This is bullshit man
No matter if he fails or succeeds in ManUnited,
I will always love his philosophy and resilience to face the critics and answer all the tough questions in an even tougher situation for the club which is in shambles to say the least
I'm not a United fan but this just stinks of media bias from these guys. Under Ole united were poor but he never faced this level of scrutiny. Especially after 2 games. Would also be interesting to see if they did this for Lampard or Gerrard who have made terrible starts this season for Everton and Villa but of course they won't.
United under Ole were absolutely shocking last season but a good portion of his time at United they were competitive and looked like a half decent side. Let's not rewrite history here
Stay off twitter mate.
In NL mr ETH would not care, but obviously hé is struggling with his English language skills and being new in PL and how to deal with media in UK
Gerrard has been awful at villa 3 wins from 13 but he's a mate so we won't heap pressure on him let's get the new guy instead
Klopp and Liverpool have had a worse start than him now but I guarantee there’s not gonna be the same kind of sensationalism around them
Gary should interrogate the players who have been playing like this through multiple managers. That would be something worth watching. Picking on a manager who hasn't even completed a single transfer window and has only managed 2 games is kind of weak.
For sure. Martinez is the only new player who can be a leader because he knows EtH's system so well. I blame the players more at this point. United had a clear regression under LvG, but the way the players quit on Mourinho and Ole was a disgrace. They quit on Ragnick as soon as they figured out that he wasn't going to be the permanent manager. The players need to be more accountable, but unfortunately there aren't any senior players right now who can set the standard there.
“United had a clear regression under LvG”
Bit harsh I feel. A lot of his signings didn’t work/were moved on by Mourinho: Rojo, Falcao, Schweinsteiger, Depay, Di Maria. But LVG gave Rashford his chance, made Lingard an England international and got the best out of Martial out of all of them. LVG won the FA Cup the day before he was sacked. At that time he was planning to sign Sadio Mane as well. A what if scenario you could ask yourself how Utd would have gone if LVG stayed beyond his second year and Mourinho did not join. I am not convinced LVG ‘regressed’ them. I think the owners saw Mourinho available and thought he guaranteed quick success.
I agree with the rest of your comments by the way, but think you should analyse LVG’s reign a bit more carefully- out of all the managers I think he is the one who can genuinely say he was harshly treated. Sacked the day after winning a trophy.
@@jimmycampbell78 Yeah, but continuing to play Jonny Evans? His back passes to defenders would've been goals had it not been for de Gea at his peak and world class. Even the Champions League group stage they played under LvG. Lost a shocker to PSV, (RIP Shaw's leg), but could muster only a tie at home against PSV and lost to Wolfsburg away in the final game of the group stage. They lost their Europa League first leg to Midtjylland only to turn it around at Old Trafford. Right when I thought United could salvage something out of the season, they lost to Tottenham in the final game at White Hart Lane. They crashed out of the Europa League against Liverpool. FA Cup win or not, LvG's tactics were side pass, side pass, Evans back pass, and fall asleep.
Honest, realistic, pragmatic and confident in his plans. Erik needs time to remove the bluffers and create his own team. This time next year we'll have a better idea about the direction Man Utd are going in. 18 months time I expect to see a much improved squad heading in the right direction.
As much as I think it's too early to say anything now. I do expect impact from 50M+ signings sooner than 18 months. As someone following Ajax/ Premier League for years now, I'm not sure Antony for 80M+ will do anything... Ten Hag might overplay his hand with that signing
@@joosthorskamp1736 Yes, there will be some impact from good players (Casemiro/Martinez) but a very high level of consistency in team performance and results is the key. The aim should be CL quarter finals at least and top 3 in the league every year. That's why I said one year and another transfer window.. followed by the time it takes for the new players next year to fully integrate. The new method has to become part of the culture and that will take time. The manager will also take a season to learn how different the PL is and he will make mistakes just like Pep and Klopp when they first arrived. It took Pep a season to figure it out and it took Klopp almost two. After they learned who they needed and who they could use they went on to reach very high levels. If Erik is competing with them by next season he will prove how fast a learner he is. He's already learnt that Fred is not a PL number 6 so that's a start.
re Antony.. the price is too high (Man Utd tax) but it isn't relevant because Utd are wealthy. Ronaldo is leaving.. they need someone of a similar level to the remaining forwards to bring depth to the squad. It might not be the perfect first team signing but it will be a good squad signing because Utd are short of dynamic forwards. Next summer a 20+ goal scorer will be a priority.
@@joosthorskamp1736 there's talk today if Uniter buy Antony there's no money for the De Jong deal.
Its possible, that's a transfer manoeuvre, telling Barca, it's now or never.
Absolutely mate. 2 terrible results off the bat but then benched our record signing and highest wage earner and got results. I hope he has been given the control it looks like he has because that is what's been missing. Ownership from the top down. I guarantee we had to convince him to take the job and he used control as leverage
It's less than 6 months, and we're already heading to the right direction mate. Give him one or two more summer windows to finally get his incredible team.
As an englishman who's lived in the Netherlands for over 15 years and speaks perfect dutch.. This guy is exactly the same in his native dutch as in his English lol. His english is actually outstandingly good but we compare his English to other dutch people who most of the time speak perfect english. Conte and Bielsa never got so much stick for their english. Even Aguero who's lived in england for over 8 years (?) doesnt even speak english this good.
His English has actually improved a lot since he is coach for United. I think he practiced. When he was coach of Ajax his English was way worse
@@timvanleeuwen8394 is it me Or ETH speaking very slowly that sometimes it's very inaudible?
I honestly don't think I've ever heard Aguero speak English. It seems to be a general consensus among South American players to not really bother learning English. I'm not sure if its due to there being South American cliques in clubs, or if its just difficult, but they really seem to be the ones who have he hardest time.
Funny how Neville didn't get at Ole like this
Ole wouldn’t have had the balls to accept an interview after a draw never mind 2 losses
They are mates would you publicly say your friend is terrible at there job on tv
@@kaidenhall2718 bro it’s there job to do that if your gonna be biased you don’t become a good pundit gotta say it how it is look what happened to ole
@@dontplay9937 they are paid wether they are good or not
@@dontplay9937 is that a joke
You have to admire the confidence of the man. He accepted this interview when many wouldn’t have, and sailed through it - cool, calm and collected. He will be a success with the right backing.
Your words aged very well. As you said, 5 months further and he is def doing a great job.
You know ball doctor.
The cheek of Carra to ask "Did it work?" when Ten Hag was talking about playing the long ball against Brentford, then switching it from a question to just "Didn't work." when asked to repeat himself. Worked alright last night didn't it
That was disrespectful, not gonna lie
Yeah it worked very nice against Liverpool. I think their biggest issue is playing the smaller clubs, where United have to dominante in posession. If they can overcome that, they have a chance of making the top 4.
@@samtastisch86 For sure, the real growing pains come from taking control of games and keeping it. Will look ugly at times, but it doesn't have to be perfect to get Top 4 if they kick on from here. I can't think of another time a team has 'set the standard' for themselves as clearly as this, particularly in regards to their work-rate
Lisandro Martinez has won 100% of his aerial duels and he made Ivan Toney look like an idiot on several occasions both games he has played he has been good its just Harry Maguire making dumb mistakes over and over again like playing an offside trap by himself. Martinez has been doing Harry Maguires defending for him as well as his own he is definitely going to be one of the best in the league very soon.
@@ha1rymuff Not from the stats I’ve seen it says he has won 100% and I have watched the matches back every moment of him when he is in a position in which he wont win a header he uses his body intelligently to put a player off people criticising him haven’t watched him.
Strange that he was subbed off at half time then
LoL okay mate
It’s the whole team, maguire sucks, but the midfeild and lack of help is even worse
Yes the 4 foot tall player won all his aerial duels
So am I forgetful or did Ole have to deal with these kind of questions? Respect to Ten Hag. Shame in the British press for not throwing Ole under the buss like they tried to do here
Its more a shame that they trew 10hag already under the bus after 2 matches🙈
Been saying this ever since they released the clips of this interview mate. Ole got a free pass for years
Been saying this ever since they released the clips of this interview mate. Ole got a free pass for years
I’m a fan of neither Man U or Liverpool. But the intense pressure on United compared to what Liverpool had in their lonnng barren spell is 100 fold. Mainly because social media has come along since then...look at what can happen to Maguire via twitter etc which would never have been possible in the 90s and 00s. But also the increase in punditry, analysis etc.
The online drive from rival fans to undermine Man Utd could have a long term effect in terms of how appealing the club is to potential signings...in fact maybe it is already.
Spot on mate
Dont think so because most trolls are fat losers noone really cares that much. Maguire clearly doesnt or hed of given up the captaincy hes a disgrace
True story, that shows united is still the biggest club in england.
I agree with all the points plus I feel it's because of fergie era as well. Fans expected to win often under him that's why
Gary forgot when he said that the recruitment is in shambles that his pal ole recruited these abysmal players.
Exactly Maguire, Dan James, Ighalo, Wan Bissaka, mid table signings that just made us go backwards
@@gtazonedaily keep my boy Ighalos name out if your mouth. That dude had passion, love for the club and even preformed
@@sebastiantiainen2749 Ighalo was a last minute panic buy and relying on him was not good enough for United
This interview is completely different if it’s Ole. The bias is astonishing. EtH handles himself very well considering everything.
6 weeks and he's gone.
@@drbest87 okay
@@drbest87 wouldn’t surprise me if he walks even sooner than that. I want him to stick it out and rebuild the club with his own ideas but I just think he will hit too many brick walls from further up.
"Eh eh uh eh uh"
he sound's high
Ones meant to be a world class coach the other wasn’t
JUST HOW FAST THE NIGHT CHANGES... Carra & Gary grilled him unfairly. But he kept calm and proved the haters wrong. So proud of our manager ❤️👑
You’ve got to feel sorry for Ten Hag only just come in, is inheriting a team in a horrible place and already has to deal with 22 minutes of interrogation. I’m not a United fan so I cant speak for the way the fans are feeling but from an outside perspective I think Ten Hag deserves time to get his system across and build a squad
That's why he was implemented. He knew it'd be this bad.
As a fan I think it’s way way overboard after 2 games but it also gives me even more confidence in this guy the way he talks and is willing to take the heat head on. I hope he’s here for many years to come
Everyone is behind Ten Hag but the media will start pushing for him to be sacked as soon as they possibly can.
No matter what happens this season the board and the players should be leaving before him. Whoever he needs to sell in that team Id back him over any single player, none should be untouchable now.
Wonder why an interrogation like this didn’t happen with Ole
to be fair Ole had a great start. dream-like even. Knocking out PSG, came 3rd in the next full season, and then came 2nd. Brought in Ronaldo and Varane. Things were looking great. There were still ups and downs but looked like there was a progression. Ten Hag unfortunately has had a bad start and this business is result oriented.
Ole was ManYoo’s best manager since Ferguson
@@tf2368 Wow the best manager without any trophies. Next joke please.
I just love how martinez was one of the best players on the field and he could show everyone what a player he is. Trust the the process. The haag knows what hes doing. The mans got balls leaving "1st team" players out. Thats what we were lacking with the "mentally* weak trainers before
Yeah. I was skeptical when I saw Rashford playing as a 9 and Elanga in the lineup but the man sure knows what he’s doing and has the balls to do what he wants.
The Haag, I love how you lads all have a different version of his name haha
Liverpool didn't have kind of players to exploit Martinez like Brentford did. If Nunez wasn't suspended, it'd be a different story. Martinez is possibly the worst transfer I've seen from ManU and that's saying something.
@Saeid Bin Hossain I mean Maguire was solid in Leicester, apart from his ridiculous price tag, he seemed like a good long term solution for ManU's defense. Pogba is the same too, at the time it looked like a good transfer. But I couldn't understand Martinez's transfer from day one, looks terrible on paper even if he was bought for 20 million, let alone 60.
@@gunmuratilban8667 you know nothing about football if you are saying this... At ajax we miss martinez very much and he still has haaland in his pockets from last year
Great questions that I’m sure most of us man united fans wanted Ten Hag to answer. Ten Hag has handled himself so well, a manager who’s able to talk about tactics is always great to hear
Yeah, the problem is these pundits havent asked Ole these kinds of questions and he was the manager for 3 years...
Here 5 months later !!! His English first has improved on par with he has done with the squad!! This guy is a motivated and enthusiastic.... finally Manchester United have a manager !!! Fml only took 7 years 😭😭😭
Love the answers from Erik ten hag. But it’s unbelievable the way carragher asked his questions he would have never asked them things to Klopp. How is he a pundit is just amazing
Looking forward to the sit down with Gerrard on his Villa record, a shame they missed out on an Ole one.
Seem not to keen to ask their mates questions
Massive respect to Ten Hag for understanding Carragher's accent
😂
"Didn't "werk"?"
"He?"
"Didn't "woerk"?"
"Your next job is to support the new manager" - Sir Alex Ferguson, 2013
We didn't listen to that advice for 10 years. Now is the time to change that..
I'm a United fan and I just want to say it took massive balls to take on United job right now especially so early in his career. Amazing man this ETH
The guy is 52 years old and has coaches Ajax for 5 years. Not sure it’s early in his career. Maybe more first time managing a big club’s 1st team.
@@dennisinho ajax are massive. More ucls than united. Don’t talk about top clubs and not consider ajax one.
@@piercetravers7677 Yup Ajax are a historic team. Just hard now to win something internationally since teams now spend crazy amount in players. But not impossible.
He's been a head coach since 2012
He’s not inexperienced. Not sure why some people look at this guy and still take him as a novice. I find journalists and ex players/pundits, fans, very patronising toward him.
He’s very patient and calm to deal with it all.
Ten Hag has already said once, it always difficult for him when he started at any club. But he always gets the job done.
Coming back to this six months later is brilliant 😂
i watched this interview today after the liverpool soton leicester and arsenal games. i knew from the start erik is the man but if anyone had doubts, the doubts are surely gone. this man is unbelievable. love him to bits already.
When carragher was like ‘didn’t work’ as if to put the responsibility back on Ten Haags tactics. Like he literally didn’t explain that the situation was engineered for De gea to go long but the player himself chose the play it short. The cheek of these 2 man
Very Patronising from both.
Even as a Liverpool fan I have total respect to Ten Hag for granting this interview.
No matter what he says he’s on a hiding to nothing. This man has inherited a bloody nightmare. Only in 2 or 3 years time will we have any idea of his influence as a manager.
The longer this mess at Old Trafford continues the harder it will be to turn back the ship. Critical and scary times a head if you are a United fan.
x.
I think I'm more positive than ever because of the glazer out movement getting some real momentum and a legitimate buyer in Jim Radcliffe waiting in the wings. I'm happy to take some short term pain for long term gain and get the glazers out the club
I can write this by know u would hate him ! Pool fans
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That makes no grammatical sense.x
Lol, u think the same now?
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Sure. United will still finish below Liverpool this season.x
We will remember this interview.
Nice, can't wait for Gerrard and Lampard's interrogations!
Exactly 😂😂😂
It will be a lot of fun, having your team pals interrogating you and having a laugh🤣
As a Dutchman, i can assure you that almost everyone in our country speaks better English than Ten Hag does. However, we have very few better managers. I hope he succeeds at this exceptionally hard job.
Bro, no one cares about his English (which is already really good). He's one amazing manager and that's the only important part.
I can understand all he says.
Well we need him to replace Sir Alex? Can he pretend to be Sir Alex?
If they give this man the chance, Man U will be playing Champions League soon and will be serious contenders for the title, with attractive football to watch.
If he manages, and I think he can, to reach top 4 this season it would be great, that means he can get just the few players he wants because they don't come If they don't qualify for Champions League. He has an immense task, but i'm afraid that if they don't qualify for Champions League place this year, they make the stupid mistake again. In the hardest competition in the world you need at least three years. If earlier, it would be nice, but you need to be honest, from were they are now, to compete with the top 6 for the first four places. You got to give him time. If they are smart, they give this man enough time and he delivers.
By very few, who do you mean per se?
I love Erik Ten Hag, we need this personality in a manager to have any chance of fixing the club
personality lol
His mentality to keep going is so strong, i respect that and also how he could handle with players like this. Players he has to sell are: maguire, mctominay telles, shaw, fred en than he could build a team
Small small we will get there
I just hope we can buy more 4 to 5 players before the window ends in sept 1st
I feel sorry for this man, two games in and hes already under enormous pressure from the biased British media.
Gary should've helped him here.
GARY STILL CRYING OVER OLE NOT BEING THE MANAGER
I'm happy he asked those questions because it gave us the insights on what the manager is thinking. The pressure is on but ETH hasn't faltered and he's standing true to what he believes. if he doesn't get the players fans are going to look elsewhere. the manager isn't the problem and that's been apparent. so while the media might try and twist it I do believe the fans have came to the realization that the manager is not the problem.
Garry is a disgrace
At this moment in time, Erik Ten Hag has just beaten Liverpool 2-1 at Old Trafford, if you like. He has been best in class for the past 12 to 18 hours.
TEAM TEN HAG! I look forward to seeing Gerrad and Lampard getting an interview like this too?
Huge respect for Ten Hag even from a Chelsea fan. It’s clear all he wants it’s to give his all to Man U and I respect that. I know the glazer subject it’s massively touchy especially among fans and players of the club but i for sure think Ten Hag agrees with the criticism but just can’t say that publicly for his jobs sake
2 games deep he really didn’t deserve this I’m not gonna lie. Even as a blue I felt for him
Do you mean city
I'll never forget how Neville treated this manager.
He knows, he definitely knows just how bad these players are. We’ve just got to wait a couple of years and transfer windows. It will get worse before it gets better but I truly believe ETH is the right man for the job.
I'm only seeing this now😱they cooked my man like this
We called it when he attended the palace game last year as a spectator and the press followed him to his car
Glazers out! Ten Hags is the man! Go Man United.
Carragher: how far away do you think Man United are from Liverpool....
Erik Ten Hag: About 12 points ahead of them (as it stands)
Who's here after LFC game.
EtH has got Licha's back🥺❤️
Back him until the end. Been watching him for years since his first tenure at Ajax and I'm convinced If anyone can bring United back it's him.
Hopefully Casemiro coming in will improve United’s midfield, his the type of player this team has needed since Carrrick retired.
The only question to ask when you sign players is does it improve the team? He does, so no matter what is said it’s a good signing.
Carrick was a far better ball carrier than Casemiro. But Casemiro is better defensively than Carrick was.
Wow… absolute ambush this interview. Fair play to EtH for taking it. Would love to see Nev and Carra fire those questions at Klopp, Pep or Mourinho
He’s a great manager! He will turn things around!
Eric is the man. Players can die for such a honest and focused leader
Very good interview from Ten Hag. It’s clear he has a plan and is ambitious whilst being realistic as to the arc of progress teams make. It took SAF a few years to build what he wanted. He first needs to add a blend of experience (Casimero, Eriksen) to add to Varane, Bruno and De Gea. Then add youth and pace with Antony, Malacia, gakpo etc and eventually replace the players in and around 30 with younger players, whilst the current young players become the leaders This looks like his plan, hopefully he is given time and new Owners. Glazers out
Im a ajax fan from holland, believe me ten hag is making man u cl winner in 3 years
Spurs supporter here. I really like ten Haag; seems like a good person. He handled Gary and Jamie’s questions very well. I expected better from Gary; he should know how difficult it is to be a manager; not too long ago he was sacked by Valencia for poor results. United put it on the Liverpool so good for ten Haag!
lisandro played like a gangsta against liverpool. he played with no fear n willing to defend against literally anyone trying to come through him with all his heart without a doubt
Gary Neville questioning managerial decisions might be the funniest thing ever after his spell at Valencia
Gotta give the man credit for fronting up for this interview Some relatively difficult questions in there, would Neville have asked Ole them? The guy speaks well and gives you hope.
"I had the same prejudice as you have about him and he quickly changed that". Martinez has done just that!
When Erik Hag makes this sound «eeeh, u understand, eeeeeh. Hahahah love it
This interview was before beat Liverpool. He had so confidence after 0-4 Brentford.
Coming here from the Ruben Interview remember lads don't get gassd to quick
“The best managers have the best players” Quote of the century
Erik handled this so intelligently. This guy will be a huge success at United. Lost x2 Won x2. Not too bad for a new country and a shambolic club!
I agree this is weird after 2 matches. Ole’s team stunk the place out for weeks last season before the Rangnick results got even worse and there was none of this. Obviously, last season bears on the response but this seems sus!
Who is here after the win
Hats off to you Eric Ten Hag to show strong character and resilience towards two pundits clearly over looking him with awkward, disrespectful comments and questions.
They are just questions Keegs. If no conversation is awkward at times, then it’s either brown nosing or boring chit chat. There were no disrespectful questions here, only your perception of them. If you’re offended by some of the questions, that’s your choice to be offended. They didn’t ask him, “why does your head look like a squashed orange?”
See, that is a disrespectful question.
Asking him “why didn’t the plan work?” is NOT disrespectful. The fans want to know, the people paying 1000’s of dollars a year to watch Man United want to know the answers to these questions too.
We should be celebrating journalists actually asking tough questions. Not shaming them.
@@TubaTones If only they asked Ole the same questions when he was manager….
@@shabba7829 yes, that would have been amazing. I really like these kinds of interviews, you really see how solid the character of the manager is. If they can deal with these very tough questions and make the interviewers even sound a bit stupid, then you know the coach is a good one with a great football brain and good man management.
Lfc fan.. But massive respect for doing this interview some blunt questions to say the least.. Hopefully you keep doing the job you are doing now though and don't improve too much haha
Not sure who Carragher thinks he is. Sitting there like he runs the club and trying to get a reaction it seemed. Loved seeing Ronaldo blank him before the game
Why he wasn't asked about english players but martinez and ronaldo?
I want to see Carragher sit Klopp & Potter down and scrutinise them in this way now. They ripped into Ten Hag after TWO games!
I haven't seen any other manager grilled like this so I hope Sky keep the same energy for other clubs and managers too.
I commented on the 1 minute ''trailer'' Sky released for the interview and said that I bet there wouldn't be a single question about Harry Maguire's shocking performances/leadership. The funny thing is after the Liverpool game tonight we saw why Maguire should not start for a long time.
They don't banter their fellow country men
From maguire to shaw to rashford
I just hope we buy up to 4players before the window ends and eth turning things around for the better for us
@@patrickogolo7544 q
@@patrickogolo7544 I don’t think we’ll get 4. I think we’ll only get 1, Antony. Even 2 players is a stretch
@@shabba7829 seems so
@@patrickogolo7544 We got 6 players
Proof that Journalists and Pundits asking hard questions does alot more for both sides than asking softballs. They could have just asked him how he's doing in England, what his relationship is with the owners, and what his plans are for the squad and called it a day. Instead, going hard on Ten Hag shows that they're ready to ask what's necessary to find out what they need to, as well as Ten Hag giving quality answers with integrity, showing he is a strong manager who truly believes in his way and is someone who deserves to be backed by the club, players, and supporters. Quality interview, quality answers. More like this!
Ten Hag needs belief. He doesnt need money. He needs to be believed in by the players and the board. The one thing that has been lacking at Man Utd is the realization that they are no longer a top 3 club, and they need to reset their expectations just like Arsenal did. Reset expectations, give time to the manager and let him rebuild a team. I am happy with no titles for a couple more years as long as there is a rebuilding done, after that I am sure ETH will bring back glory. I love the confidence he has in himself and his philosophy and it would be a shame if that is lost. I hope the fans, players and board back him and allow him time to rebuild his team. As he said, Manchester United have has a great history, now lets focus on making a great future! My manager!
Erik Ten Hag You are a good, honest, very intelligent person and I trust you completely and I trust your ideas and philosophy..
Manchester United is the most valuable thing that I have since I was a child, and it is finally in good hands.
Full love, respect and appreciation Erik
Anybody here after the Liverpool win? This guy has proven that he's not shaken by results, he knows what he wants to do and he'll do it at his pace🤝🤝good coach.
Me
He seems so on edge here. Bless the guy. Hope he rides the storm in this first 6 months.
Yeah, noticed that too.
His english is a bit weak too- maybe its a bit of that. But yes, seems a bit off for sure.
he is always on edge XD
I think it's mostly because of the way he speaks english. His english isn't the strongest and he's thinking about what he is trying to say while talking. All the eh and uhs he says are because of his non fluent english.
As others have stated, the language barrier makes this hard for Ten Hag, he's not really on edge. Also, even in Dutch he would always be extremely serious. Fact that he made a joke here is quite telling, he wasn't on edge.
Jamie carragher ‘didn’t work’ cheeky comment! How good does that look and feel now. Worked against Liverpool just fine. Lol
9.50 eth and nevilles cheeky little smile at each other!love it
Huge respect for this man. When it comes to evaluating the quality of a manager the difficulty of assignment they take on is a sign of who they are. Best wishes from a Chelsea fan 💯
As a Dutch football fan I obviously watched the Eredivisie, Ajax and his interviews. There's something about EtH like I've never seen before. He only talks from a football perspective and doesn't care what other peopole think. When people criticize him he answers in football knowledge and experience and he has so much confidence in his plans you can only admire him for that. I'm 100% positive he will succeed.
Neville slipping dangerously close to a McLaren Dutch accent a couple of times
Absolutely Love those last words "we get it done, I get it done!"
Lampard, Ole and Gerrad would never get grilled like this. This felt like a second interview for the job at times ffs.
As a LFC fan, I don't like the fact I like Ten Hag. Definitely my most liked manager for united ever.
Congratulations Ten Hag for his 1st win against Liver in the season. *GGMU🎉🔥*
What a start, Casemiro after this interview and winning 2-1 vs Liverpool
As a Dutchman I hope TH will continue to improve his English as I feel it would help him communicate better. I appreciate how hard he's trying nonetheless.
Fun fact: When he says "please" at the end of an interview or press conference he's using a literal but unfitting translation of the Dutch "Alsjeblieft". What he's actually trying to say is: You're welcome.
As a Dutchie I really don´t understand why people here in the comments are admiring the fact that he gives honest answers to critical questions. It´s really how we do. We don´t beat around the bush. We get a question, we answer. We get a question we can´t answer? We say, sorry, but I can´t answer that question cause X, Y and Z. Why is that special? It´s normal here. Especially in a professional environment.