“It’s a big mess” Manchester United legend Paul Scholes lists the things that could end 54-year-old coach Erik ten Hag’s time at Manchester United

Erik ten Hag is still in a tough spot as manager of Manchester United after their goalless draw with Aston Villa in the Premier League. Aston Villa and Manchester United played to a scoreless draw, and after the game, Paul Scholes criticized Erik ten Hag’s hiring decisions at Old Trafford.

United played more evenly at Villa Park than they did at Porto last week, but their scoring threat was not as strong this time. Ten Hag put Harry Maguire and Jonny Evans back in the starting lineup while Matthijs de Ligt and Lisandro Martinez were moved to the bench.

Martinez was named the game’s most valuable player.
Scholes told Premier League Productions that United made it harder for other teams to beat them, which was a good thing.

Their plan for hiring people under Ten Hag, on the other hand, has been disappointing. Scholes told Premier League Productions that United made it harder for other teams to beat them, which was a good thing. Their plan for hiring people under Ten Hag, on the other hand, has been disappointing. “I believe they paid a lot of money for something that I think is more based on hope than on proven quality.” That’s a crazy amount of money, and some of them can’t even make the team!

“I believe they paid a lot of money for something that I think is more based on hope than on proven quality.” That’s a crazy amount of money, and some of them can’t even make the team! “When Manuel Ugarte joined the club, he was supposed to change how the midfield worked, but he didn’t play him.” De Ligt for £50 million, but he didn’t play him. Instead, 36-year-old Jonny Evans came in.

I brought Lisandro Martinez into the club. Ten Hag did it. What does he think today? “Maguire started the game, and Jonny Evans is playing. Victor Lindelof comes on before him.” I think it’s just a mess with recruiting.