Manchester United

[Andresito]

Just looked on wikipedia (yes, I know...)

'Following his retirement, Ten Hag took on a coaching role at Twente's academy, initially overseeing the U17 team, followed by the U19 team until 2006, when he was promoted to assistant manager. He worked under Fred Rutten and later Steve McClaren until 2009. He then joined PSV, working as an assistant under Rutten once more.[5]'

Dw, Wiki is like 90% correct these days. Only pages you should watch out for are the controversial ones. ten Hag's page without looking is probably 99% reliable.

 

[Maradona37]

Dw, Wiki is like 90% correct these days. Only pages you should watch out for are the controversial ones. ten Hag's page without looking is probably 99% reliable.

Thanks. Yes I notice that, because whenever I look up something I already know to be true, or something I have knowledge of, it is always accurate. It's rare I find anything that is out of whack. It seems to be well moderated with the editing etc.

 

[Maradona37]

Ruud's first game tonight - Carabao Cup fourth round at Old Trafford against Leicester, 7.45 pm UK kick off.

Likely be plenty of rotation with it being a league cup game. Hopefully the fun continues though.

 

[Porque]

Will Ruud be managing the game from the touchline or standing in the opponents box?

 

[Maradona37]

Will Ruud be managing the game from the touchline or standing in the opponents box?

They'd have much more chance of scoring more than one goal if he played himself instead of Hojlund or Zirkzee, to be fair.

 

[FCBarca]

9th coach in 11 years at the marketing tool that used to be a football club

 

[stb_1]

For all the money they have spent, they really don't have a lot to show for it..

At least Chelsea you can say they had couple shitty seasons but they bought 20-22 year olds and the future is super bright. Man United are buying 25+ year olds who should be automatically ready to go.. but they aren't.