Erik ten Hag was appointed to restore standards at #MUFC. The team had lost its identity and, in parts, its discipline. The club had lost its way, partly because the owners' focus is solely on money. Team and club need a reboot. Whatever happens today against #BHAFC (well-run team, brilliantly-run club, proper owner), Ten Hag has to be allowed to continue this difficult but vital team rebuild.
He has some exceptional players, Rashford, Onana, Bruno etc. He has the promise of Hojlund, Garnacho etc. Ten Hag's a good manager who quickly identified the malaise, the selfishness of some, and the inability or unwillingess of others to fit his tactical plan. He's won a trophy, returned United to the Champions League, and still has some clearing out and strengthening to do. Some people don't like his honesty but he's simply delivering home truths. And United need that.
Jordan Henderson tells his gaffer Steven Gerrard he’s a bit nervous about going to watch his first public execution later this week but Gerrard says he’ll have a great time
Poor performance. England’s best team should have wiped the floor against a second string/experimental Wales team yet they scraped a win.
England are underwhelming and unconvincing. Wales did well given the respective line-ups #ENGvWAL