Coming from Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United legend has wasted no time in blasting the teams embarrassing display yesterday were they beaten 0:3 by bitter rivals Liverpool FC. He said “they should be ashamed of themselves especially the coach cause we don’t see any tactics or plan of his game. This is his Third season with man united and there is no changes still similar issues embarrassing Display and still asking for More Time. In 3 years guardiola, Arteta had already shown impact. They played like grandpa’s Worst team in the world ”, “It’s over”. Manchester United legend furious as he labels united players ‘grandpa’ and Erik ten hag the worst of all time after Liverpool loss.
Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has expressed intense frustration following the team’s 3-0 defeat to Liverpool. According to Fabrizio Romano, Scholes is deeply unhappy with both the players and manager Erik ten Hag, criticizing the team’s performance as “embarrassing” and likening them to “grandpa’s worst team in the world.”
Scholes’ harsh comments extend to questioning Ten Hag’s effectiveness, noting a lack of progress in his third season with the club. He contrasts Ten Hag’s tenure unfavorably with the impacts made by managers like Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta at their respective clubs, suggesting that Ten Hag has not demonstrated the same level of success or tactical vision.
Scholes’ critique also includes a disparaging comparison of the current squad to an aging team, indicating a perceived lack of energy and passion. He goes as far as to label Ten Hag as “the worst of all time” among Manchester United managers, criticizing his lack of tactical innovation and reliance on excuses.
These comments reflect growing discontent among fans and pundits, who are calling for a reevaluation of the team’s tactics and strategy. The defeat to Liverpool has heightened scrutiny on Ten Hag’s leadership and the team’s overall direction, putting additional pressure on the manager to deliver improved results or face potential changes.
The situation at Manchester United is tense, with fan patience wearing thin. The club’s management faces critical decisions in the coming weeks, as they weigh whether to continue with Ten Hag or seek a new direction. The next few games will be crucial in determining whether the team can recover and meet the high expectations of its supporters.
