Manchester United Manager Erig Ten Hag has been sacked this evening by Sir Jim Ratcliffe after taking over Manchester Unuted for just Two weeks

Gabriel Agbonlahor, a former Premier League striker who now talks for ABU (anyone but United) on talkSPORT, wants Erik ten Hag to be fired as Manchester United boss.

When past pros come out and call for people in the game, it’s dangerous territory. That’s why you don’t hear the best commentators do it; they can analyse the game better.

Agbonlahor made fun of United fans again last week before their 2-1 loss to Fulham. He said that United fans were “living in the past” and were the most abusive fans.

United had not lost a game in 2024 before this one on Saturday. Yes, the showing was terrible, but shouting on the radio that Ten Hag should be fired because they lost to Fulham seems like too much.

United’s chances of finishing in the top four were killed by the loss. Over the weekend, Aston Villa beat Nottingham Forest 4–2. The team led by Unai Emery is now eight points ahead of Liverpool in fourth place.

As Agbonlahor told Jamie O’Hara on talkSPORT, “Today was justice.”

While United has been putting on bad shows and still winning games, they got exactly what they deserved today.

“Today, Manchester United was a shame for that football club.”

How crazy would Ten Hag look if he could use his best players this season? Then Agbonlahor will ignore that because he wants to get rid of the man in question.

Without a doubt, Ten Hag is under a lot of pressure to get United into the top four.

Because Sir Jim Ratcliffe invested money and changed how the club is set up, they might also look at replacing the boss.

United plays again on Wednesday night in the fifth round of the FA Cup, against Nottingham Forest.