How BAD Was Erik Ten Hag at Manchester United?!

How BAD Was Erik Ten Hag at Manchester United?!

Find out how bad Erik Ten Hag was at Manchester United in this video! We'll dive into his coaching style, player relationships, and overall performance at the club.

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[rehanmalik]

The worst part was that he wasn't ready to accept his faults and cluelessness. And always found excuses and scapegoats. Grudges with many players. Personal biased picking of players and normalising mediocrity.

[xs._eren]

"ERA'S DO COME TO AN END". The most legendary Quote Ever.

[frntend]

He will go down as the worst manager post Fergie. And that's a tough bar to beat since we've had Ole and Moyes. He destroyed the squad from the inside out buying literal garbage from the dutch league, gave us the worst keeper I've ever seen in a United shirt, lost 7-0 and 6-3 against our biggest rivals and a BUNCH of other absolutely record embarrassing results, gave us the worst PL placement we've had in modern memory and the worst CL placement.

He got a squad that sat comfortably in the top 6+ and with £600M turned it into a relegation squad struggling to hit top 10. He left the squad infinitely worse that when he entered, and the long term damage he did to the club is unheard of compared to any of the other managers.

It will take 4 years to clean out the mess he bestowed upon my club. Amorim has a monumental task ahead of him.

[JubaidRahman]

Ten Hag's tenure did get them 2 trophies which is good considering they were trophyless since 2017. But his favourism and rigidness to not accept his mistakes cost him the job. Hope Ruben can fix the mess but its quite worse at the moment.

[dannywelbeck]

The worst part of his tenure was that some fans actually thought he was good

[jaswinderbrar]

No style of play, no defensive structure, and clearly just full of himself

[narrow]

Honestly, looking back, I don't understand how anyone could ever defend this guy. You can throw around those 4 finals he went to all you want, but actually watching game by game is an experience that will never leave my mind. United almost always conceded at least 3 goals each game under this guy. Like they were basically a free scoring team, just not in the opponent's half.

[Theredpillguy]

Ten Hag only lasted 3 years because United didn’t have too many options. Simply the worst manger since Alex ferguson left.

[UnitedCanadiens]

Erik Ten Hag was a fraud, it's as simple as that. He wasn't cut out for the job, and his Ajax teams were a deception. As a proud supporter of the club since late 1998, these two and a half seasons under Ten Hag were just awful. The guy couldn't get the balance right and finished last in their Champions League group, a feat unimaginable for a club of Manchester United's size.

[Kohoutek]

Ten Hag was in my opinion the worst United manager ever! (at least the most frustrating).
His team selections and in-game management were awful! He had no excuses in the end. He had decent players, just couldn't get them to click.
His main problem was his lack of charisma. He had no 'human' side. He was just a laptap manager with little common sense.
Shocking! Glad he's gone.

[GDworld]

I still believe man city sold that fa cup final, so ten hag would get a contract extension 😂😂😂😂😂, 3d chess by pep !!!

[hyrumwainwright]

Now we get to see how good he actually was. We bring in another manager and we are worse. He was the greatest manager post Fergie

[MrOG]

Eggheads downfall was all do to his ego and making the players feel like shit if they weren’t his favorites

[GoalToGlory-Conor]

But, bu- "Ronaldo is the problem 🤡☝"

[francoislepatriote]

No, Ten Hag just showed great arrogance, thinking he was going to straighten out Manchester United when better coaches than him like Mourinho, Van Gaal have failed... He failed like his predecessors, because he got lost in a club that is rotten from the inside, that has a toxic environment that Manchester United has become post-Ferguson. What stinks inside this club is not the coaches, nor the players but the Glazers who in 2025 still hold the majority of the club's shares.



We will see if Amorim was brave, or arrogant in wanting to be the coach of a club rotten from the inside in the future...

[mehedi]

Imagine ten hagg goes to a new club and become successful like AJAX.

[flashgordon]

Let's not forget he also spent 600 millions on transfers...Anthony costing a 100...

[darkknight-rfbr]

The huge problems was he never accepted his mistake and always blamed it on others. its just like the simpson meme "Im i out of touch, no its the children who are wrong"

[kommissar.murphy]

Amorim is bungling it just as badly, alienating star players, clinging to this 343 bullshit, passing the buck constantly.
He's won't make it to next season, unless they win a fluky cup!

[marvelgame]

he's good, the biggest mistake he had is ditching De Gea for Onana