Ten Hag Was Never the Problem: Can’t Say Much for Amorim
Let’s get one thing straight: Erik ten Hag wasn’t the root of Manchester United’s woes. The Dutchman’s unceremonious exit from Old Trafford was less about his failings and more about a club desperate to pin its chaos on someone—anyone—while ignoring the festering issues that have plagued it for over a decade. Now, with Rúben Amorim stepping into the managerial spotlight, the fanbase is buzzing with cautious optimism, but I’m sitting here with a raised eyebrow. Ten Hag’s tenure, for all its flaws, was a valiant attempt to steady a sinking ship. Amorim? His arrival feels like a gamble that raises more doubts than certainties, and United’s problems run far deeper than a new face in the dugout can fix. Picture this: Ten Hag arrived in 2022 to a club in disarray. The dressing room was a soap opera of clashing egos, the board was more interested in stock prices than squad cohesion, and the fans were split between nostalgic dreamers and keyboard warriors demanding instant glory. Yet, ag...