- Only ‘one or two’ players have questioned him, says manager
- Under-fire Dutchman insists: ‘‘We are in the right direction’
Erik ten Hag has admitted “one or two” players have questioned his mode of play but insisted there was no disorder at Manchester United after Saturday’s defeat at Newcastle and reports of dressing-room unrest that led to the banning of several media outlets.
Ten Hag’s team received severe criticism for an insipid display in the 1-0 loss at St James’ Park. Stories then emerged of the manager having lost the confidence of several players. Ten Hag was asked whether he listens to his squad.
Continue reading…Only ‘one or two’ players have questioned him, says managerUnder-fire Dutchman insists: ‘‘We are in the right direction’Erik ten Hag has admitted “one or two” players have questioned his mode of play but insisted there was no disorder at Manchester United after Saturday’s defeat at Newcastle and reports of dressing-room unrest that led to the banning of several media outlets.Ten Hag’s team received severe criticism for an insipid display in the 1-0 loss at St James’ Park. Stories then emerged of the manager having lost the confidence of several players. Ten Hag was asked whether he listens to his squad. Continue reading…
