BIGGEST CRITICISM IN Manchester United As United manager has been labeled a ‘Baby Coach’s after benching £80m Star in Manchestee Loss against Fulham🤔.. This are the kind of mistakes the makes Erik Ten Hag not fit for this Job and fans question his position in the team😱..could this silly mistake cost the Manager his job🤔 let’s find out..

The unfolding of events during the match caught both sets of fans off guard, with Manchester United finding themselves trailing 1-0 in the 65th minute after Calvin Bassey’s goal.

Yet, a glimmer of hope emerged for Erik ten Hag’s squad when Harry Maguire scored a close-range goal in the 89th minute, hinting at the potential for another memorable comeback at Old Trafford.

However, fate took a dramatic turn as Alex Iwobi struck in the sixth minute of stoppage time, securing a vital victory for Fulham, who had relentlessly tested Andre Onana’s goal with 17 shots throughout the match.

While Manchester United’s performance left much to be desired among their loyal supporters, scrutiny also fell on ten Hag for one of his substitutions.

At the 80th-minute mark, ten Hag opted to replace midfielder Kobbie Mainoo with Amad Diallo in a bid to inject more attacking flair into United’s lineup.

While some fans praised the Dutchman for giving Amad a chance, others questioned his choice of player to substitute, especially considering Casemiro had already been replaced due to injury.

On social media platforms like Twitter, discontent reverberated, with one United fan expressing confusion: “He subbed out Mainoo for Amad. Bruno was right there…” Another echoed similar sentiments, saying, “I don’t get this Eriksen sub; he could’ve just kept Mainoo on.”

The decision to take off Mainoo, perceived as a vital presence in midfield, drew criticism from supporters. One fan lamented, “Mainoo is the one anchoring the midfield, yet he was taken off…” Another voiced frustration: “Every time Mainoo gets subbed early, we lose.” Yet another fan recalled Mainoo’s recent match-winning performance, questioning the wisdom of his substitution: “Wasn’t it Mainoo who scored a 95th-minute winner the other day? Not the one to be subbed.”

However, amid the criticism, there were fans who understood ten Hag’s reasoning behind the substitution.

One supporter offered a balanced view, stating, “I struggle to fault the subs; Mainoo can’t play every minute.”

It’s worth noting that ten Hag has previously mentioned substituting Mainoo to manage his workload, though many fans clearly felt he should have remained on the pitch for the entire game against Fulham.