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There was no one else to blame but him Erik Ten Hag has admitted Shocking Player who is to blame for Man United Terrible loss this evening against West Ham

Erik Ten Hag has stated that a horrible player is to blame for Manchester United’s humiliating loss to West Ham this evening.

 

Manchester United’s attacking difficulties have reached crisis proportions, as evidenced by a 2-0 loss to West Ham United.

 

The team’s offensive woes are highlighted by the abysmal statistics of 24 games, 13 losses, and 11 victories, which are aggravated by a four-game goal drought. Rasmus Hojlund, who has yet to record a Premier League goal, and Antony’s ongoing troubles have contributed to the team’s inability to score goals.

 

Despite receiving acclaim for defensive resilience in matches against Bayern Munich and Liverpool, the West Ham match showed United’s attack’s fragility.

 

The fact that Jarrod Bowen has more goals than the entire United starting XI combined is a harsh picture of their attacking problem.

 

The defensive unit, which has dealt excellently with injuries and has introduced Willy Kambwala into the lineup, stands in stark contrast to the attacking team’s underperformance. With all attackers available except for Jadon Sancho’s self-imposed exile, injuries can no longer be used to justify poor attacking performances.

 

Erik ten Hag finds himself in a difficult situation in which his proposed remedies, notably the continual presence of Scott McTominay, inadvertently cause complications.

 

The lack of midfield-generated opportunity creation and ball retention deprives the forwards of opportunities, causing them to forget how to create chances on their own.

 

The mentality of the team appears as a major worry, as evidenced by the decrease of players such as Alejandro Garnacho and Marcus Rashford since signing new contracts.

 

Evaluating a forward’s talent becomes difficult in this artistically limited setting. Ten Hag is under growing scrutiny as a result of the financial crisis, which is exacerbated by a lack of ideas. Immediate progress is required, and failing to do so may raise concerns about Ten Hag’s job security.

 

 

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