Man Utd great explains how Erik ten Hag reminds him of Sir Alex Ferguson
Former Manchester United centre-forward Mark Hughes believes manager Erik ten Hag has brought Sir Alex Ferguson-like standards back to Old Trafford.
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Former Manchester United centre-forward Mark Hughes believes manager Erik ten Hag has brought Sir Alex Ferguson-like standards back to Old Trafford.
When Rio Ferdinand signed for Manchester United in July 2002, Ruud van Nistelrooy had already been at Old Trafford for a year. The Dutch striker had thrived in his debut campaign under Sir Alex Ferguson, but the Reds ultimately lost out on the Premier League title to Arsenal.
It's coming up 10 years since Manchester United last got their hands on the big one and the club have spent over £1billion in that time to recapture the trophy they historically call their own.
Manchester United's week prior to the international break saw them focus solely on cup competitions as Erik ten Hag continued his aim of securing as much silverware as possible in his first season at the club.
Manchester United needed a title. It had been 26 long years and as the Premier League era dawned in August 1992, the memories of a painful second place finish were still fresh in Old Trafford minds.
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