Reason why 37 years-old Former Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor urge Sir Jim Ratcliffe to “SACK” Erik ten Hag without further thought

After Manchester United’s loss to Fulham, there are more doubts about Erik ten Hag’s future.

It was told to Manchester United and their new minority partner Sir Jim Ratcliffe that “it’s time” to fire Erik ten Hag after what he said recently was criticized. On Saturday, the Red Devils lost at home to Fulham for the first time since 2003. Calvin Bassey and Alex Iwobi scored goals, which put more pressure on the Dutch manager.

United is now eight points behind Aston Villa in the race for fourth place, after their 4–2 win over Nottingham Forest. Ten Hag and his team are now in danger of losing out on the Champions League next season. Even though his team didn’t play well without their star player Rasmus Hojlund, Ten Hag surprisingly thought that they should have won all three points.

He said, “We fought our way back into the game and got a draw. At that point, I thought we deserved to win the game.” “Then we lose the game in one loose play.” We’re obviously very upset about this, but we need to move on, and we will.

After a poor showing, Ten Hag did point out that his team made a mistake that let Iwobi score the game-winning goal in the 97th minute. However, his analysis did raise an eyebrow. United didn’t really have a say in the game, and Harry Maguire’s late equalizer almost kept Fulham from getting a well-deserved win.

Gabby Agbonlahor, a former striker for Aston Villa, found Ten Hag’s talk strange and said that Ratcliffe should fire the “delusional” boss right away. “Have you ever heard someone more crazy?” he asked talkSPORT. When a boss sounds crazy like Ten Hag does now, it’s time to fire them.

“Be open about it: your team was terrible.” Every person for the whole 90 minutes. Eighth loss at home this season.To tie the game, the team showed grit.”Are you making me mad?”

While United has been putting on bad shows and still winning games, they got exactly what they deserved today. Today, Manchester United was a shame for that sports club.

Ten Hag’s future at United has been called into question since Ratcliffe took over as manager of the club’s sports teams. Behind the scenes, big changes are happening. Sir David Brailsford’s right-hand man has already been joined by new CEO Omar Berrada, and they’re after Dan Ashworth, who is the sports director at Newcastle.

Ten Hag’s job isn’t thought to be being looked at by the new management, but he will want to end the season on a high note so that no more questions are asked.