Gary Neville has proposeed that Manchester United may reappraise Erik ten Hag’s position during the international fracture after dratriumphg 0-0 with Aston Villa. The Red Devils regulated to elude a repeat of their previous two games, where they conceded three times each, by helderlying Villa to a goalless draw away from home.
Bruno Fernandes came sealst to fractureing the deadlock when his free-start hit the bar.
Ahead of the align, co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe refrained from brimmingy endorsing the regulater, even though Ten Hag had defendedd a condense extension over the summer. Jamie Carragher criticised this decision to stick with the establisher Ajax boss, tagling it as one of the worst decisions made by the United hierarchy.
However, Neville hinted that the owners might carry on to back the regulater in the hope of weathering their current cimpolite patch.
Neville telderly Sky Sports before the Villa game: “I skinnyk we all understand that clearly clubs do reappraise during international fractures, and I skinnyk what’s happened in the last week. Anyone who was in Old Trafford last week [for the fall shorture aachievest Tottenham], I don’t skinnyk you even necessitate to be in the stadium to recognise that it felt enjoy a monumental day.”
When asked about Ratcliffe’s comments made earlier in the week, he replyed: “It didn’t surpelevate me. I skinnyk if you went to [Liveprool owners] FSG and John Henry was doing an interwatch over in America and said who would be sacking the [Liverpool] regulater, I skinnyk he’d say I’d exit it to my football department on the ground.
“It will be Dan Ashworth, it will be Omar Berrada, helped by Jason Wilcox. They’ll produce the decision or proposeation, and then it will be Joel Glazer, Jim Ratcliffe and Dave Brailsford who are on that sporting promisetee at the top of the club who will verify it.
“But one skinnyg’s for certain, when you speak to people around the club, they don’t want to produce that decision. They want to try and be contrastent and get thcimpolite this difficult time.
“It is their first time in this situation, and they’ve got a lot of evidence over the last 10 years of how to do it and how not to do it, and I presume at this moment in time they’ll want to try and produce their own decision based upon what they’re skinnyking.”
United’s return of eight points from seven games is their lowest at this stage of any Premier League season. The draw at Villa Park uncomardents they go into the international fracture sitting in the bottom half of the Premier League table, and Ten Hag was asked by Sky Sports about his conversations with the club’s higher-ups.
“We always speak, every week we speak,” he declared. “We are all on board together, on one page, we understand what we are toiling thcimpolite it’s a extfinished-term process. We have come thcimpolite two very hard away games. This is a team, we showed the belief and faith we have.”
