Sack him tonight or face huge consequences – Manchester United new owner now made his final decision Eric Ten Hag sacked tonight and is set to be replaced with three times Champions League Winner
Manchester United fans voiced their frustrations after the team’s narrow 2-1 defeat to West Ham United at London Stadium, where a disappointing performance overshadowed hopes of building on their recent 2-1 win over Brentford.
Despite showing promise early on, United struggled to convert chances, with Diogo Dalot’s missed opportunity epitomizing the team’s lack of clinical finishing. The game shifted drastically in the 74th minute when West Ham substitute Crysencio Summerville capitalized on a turnover by Alejandro Garnacho, putting his team ahead and leaving United’s supporters disheartened. United responded with an equalizer from Casemiro in the 81st minute, a well-placed header that briefly reignited their hopes.
However, United’s ambitions for at least a point were dashed in the final moments. Matthijs de Ligt’s foul on Danny Ings led to a stoppage-time penalty, which Jarrod Bowen calmly converted in the 92nd minute, securing victory for West Ham and leaving United fans deflated.
Disappointed fans took to social media, with many pointing fingers at Garnacho for what they considered an inefficient outing. According to Sofascore stats, the young Argentine missed three shots and lost possession 16 times, drawing sharp criticism from the fanbase. Some fans questioned Erik ten Hag’s decision to continue playing Garnacho, with one fan remarking, “It’s baffling how Ten Hag gives him so much time while Rashford sits out.” Another echoed similar sentiments, noting, “Garnacho’s finishing lacks precision—he’s our weakest in front of goal.”
Further discontent was voiced about his lack of impact, with some fans commenting on his one-dimensional playstyle, saying he offers little beyond raw effort. One fan noted, “He’s consistently ineffective. Just energy on the pitch without real quality.” These reactions mirror a broader discontent among supporters, who have grown weary of the team’s current form and Ten Hag’s tactical approach.
The defeat leaves Manchester United precariously positioned in 14th place in the Premier League, only seven points above the relegation zone. It marks another disappointment in a rough patch for the Red Devils, who have managed just one win in their last eight games across all competitions.
As pressure mounts on Ten Hag, upcoming matches against Leicester City in the Carabao Cup on October 30 and Chelsea in the Premier League on November 3 could prove crucial. These fixtures present United with a chance to regain stability and alleviate the mounting scrutiny from fans and pundits.
