Gary Neville Blasts The Glazers As He Defends Erik ten Hag
Manchester United is one of the clubs with rich history in English Premier League.
United was the first club in England to win the treble in 1998/99 season where they won Premier League, FA cup and Champions League under their legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson who spent 26 years with the club before he retired on 8th May 2013 as United manager where he won 13 Premier League titles, 2 UEFA Champions League, 5 FA Cup trophies among many other titles.
Since Ferguson left the club in 2013, United have been struggling winning trophies having not yet won a single Premier League title with hiring and firing managers season in season out.
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United sacked their former legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in 2021 and replaced him with interim manager Ralf Rangnick before appointing Dutch manager Erik ten Hag.
United had spent 6 years without winning a single trophy since Portugal manager Jose Mourinho won Europa League in 2017 with United.
Erik ten Hag on his first season as United manager won the Carabao cup for the club ending 6 years drought without a trophy.
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After Erik ten Hag impressing on his first season, the 2023/24 season has not been the season all Manchester United fans hoped for with United having lost 7 Premier League games so far this season, as well as being knocked out of Carabao Cup with also being the last in the Champions’ League Group A standing.
After all that Erik ten Hag has been backed up by one former United legend Gary Neville who puts the blame of poor United results to top Management led by the Glazers.
“There’s no way they [Man Utd] should change Ten Hag this season. This idea of sacking him is an absolute nonsense. I wouldn’t be in favour of that anyway. There’s a lack of leadership and structure above him. I know people say, ‘you can’t blame the Glazers’ – yes, you can! Because it’s 10 years of failure and miserable recruitment. It comes down to the fact that they’ve not got a sporting director, a proper head of recruitment in place.” Neville said.
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