Jamie Carragher He fears the writing is on the wall due to the lack of fire. Manchester United boss Eric des Broxa Before Sunday's game vs Villa Aston.
The Dutch are once again fighting to salvage their efforts after a disastrous start to the new season, which culminated in last night's chaotic performance against Porto in the Europa League.
United finally got a point thanks to Harry Maguire's late header, but the weather was nothing to celebrate after they squandered their initial two-goal lead.
Ten Hag received two games to save his job after last weekend's brutal 3-0 defeat to Tottenham Any further exposure will certainly lead to failure.
However, Carragher fears the former Ajax boss will be put in an impossible position until United interview several candidates for his position before opting to give the 53-year-old one last chance.
Gareth Southgate He remains one of the two favorites to take over the reins, and although few United Hurricanes have shed many tears over Ten Hag's future departure, Carragher is not sure the former England boss will make it with so many pulses racing.
Carragher said: “With the international break imminent, it is inconceivable that there will not be emergency council meetings at Old Trafford.” Daily Telegraph.
“It will be difficult to sell some of the names linked, such as Gareth Southgate, to players, but any change would be an admission that not making a move before the start of the season was a mistake.
“Or United will pay a heavy price for their hesitation in holding the Champions League for more than a year.
“I don't want to see a manager continue to struggle, but Ten Hag appears to have lost his last chance to salvage his reputation at Old Trafford.
“Now that is how long Ratcliffe and Eneos are willing to put up with the current situation to ensure it does not suffer further damage.”
In turn, Ten Hag admitted that United need to make more efforts to control matches and must take advantage of the position they were in after scoring two goals in the first few minutes.
“We started the game very well, scored two good goals, but then we lose or dominate,” Ten Hag told TNT Sports. “It was a good start, or not so good, after we finished very well.
“It's a tough place and to come back from 3-2, after getting a draw, is great for the spirit.
'You know again that time is an act, and a force, but on the part of a mediator, defending the people who are being improved. “We have to possess the ball better and defend better.”
When pressed on his future, the Dutchman said: “We will check.” Don't judge us at this moment, judge us at the end of the season. We're not in the process, let's make it better. We have two seasons in which we will wait until the end, (então) é so wait.
We have to develop this team and advance it. We will work, continue and fight. You see the spirit of team-to-team bonding, the players together and we want to achieve that. We have this good mentality, but we have to step up some parts of the defence.
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