Fan Anger Greased Tenhach"I'm Not Afraid of Hardness...Bruno's red card changes the flow"

Sep 30, 2024

"I'm not afraid of getting cut."

Manchester United manager Erik tenhach responded with a confident attitude to criticism from the media and fans in an interview after a 0-3 home defeat against Tottenham in the sixth round of the English Premier League (EPL) on the 30th. The anger of the fans is going up in the air.

Manchester United, which tied 1-1 in the Europa League on the 26th by giving up an equalizer by FC Tvente, gave up a disastrous first goal to Brennan Johnson in three minutes and collapsed by giving away consecutive goals to Kulusevski and Solanke. Of course, Captain Bruno Fernandes' red card exit in the 42nd minute of the first half was fatal, but he was already lethargic before that.

After the defeat, Coach Tenhach asked 'Are you not afraid of the future?'I'm not thinking about that. We all made this decision together last summer by the Leadership and Ownership Group, and we have clearly looked at what we need to improve as an organization. I knew it was going to take time and the owners, leadership groups, staff and players are all in the same boat." "I don't worry about that. There will always be a new game and a new day will come. We shall come back again."

"It's also clear that you have to learn as a team. We must not let the opposing defender dribble through the whole stadium without any interference in four days"In football at the highest level, such a mistake cannot be made. This is not supposed to happen," he stressed. "The first half-hour was below what we could expect from a team called Manchester United."I looked back.

"Even if we lose points early, we have to calmly regroup and do it according to our plan to create a foothold for the reversal, but we didn't. The players were stressed out after losing points too early and made the wrong decision. We should have done better," he added.

Tenhach then made a determined statement. "The red card changed the game. I don't think it's a red card situation.'

Manchester United have recorded two wins, one draw and three losses (7 points) in six games since the opening, falling to 12th behind Brentford in 11th place.

Gary Neville told Sky Sports that `Manchester United fans booed the referee, but it was less than half the story. The biggest story is the first half. He showed the worst performance"Ko pointed out. "It was a disgusting performance in terms of effort and quality" he criticized. "It's one of the worst performances by Tenhach. It was horrible, horrible, disgusting, all that" also raised his voice. "The pressure will be stronger this week. It would be really cruel. It was a really bad day for Tenhach." Fellow panelist Redknapp also said, `I've seen a lot of games where the coach is replaced, and this is a game that makes the coach replaced.'

"When the club is actively looking for another manager, the players are in a situation where they can't maintain their position because they know the manager is not the right person. "You can't find another manager and then keep the manager's job, so the players play as if they're lost."

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand also blasted. "I'm ashamed of my helpless performance. There's no real idea, no real fight. Absolutely terrible show" I wish you could tell me that there was an argument in the locker room at half-time, that someone hit the wall, or that something was kicked. I wish there was at least a fight," he said, expressing frustration.

Reporter Jeon Young-ji sky4us@sportschosun.com

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