Erik ten Hag sacked by Manchester United
Manchester United have sacked Erik ten Hag as manager with Ruud van Nistelrooy appointed as interim replacement.
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Ex-Man United star Patrice Evra fires brutal Erik ten Hag sack message with six-word send-off
Patrice Evra has found the funny side of Erik ten Hag being sacked by Manchester United after a club decision was announced on Monday. Less than 24 hours after controversial defeat to West Ham, Ten Hag's dismissal was confirmed.
Manchester United sack manager Erik Ten Hag, Van Nistelrooy takes interim charge
Manchester United have sacked manager Erik ten Hag, following the club's lacklustre start to the season, the Premier League club announced on Monday (Oct 28).
Manchester United sack Erik ten Hag, search for new head coach begins
Manchester United have sacked manager Erik ten Hag following the club's lacklustre start to the season, the fallen Premier League giants announced Monday.
'No excuses' - why Manchester United sacked Erik ten Hag
Manchester United's poor results and performances cost Erik ten Hag his job only 116 days after his contract was extended.
How much Erik ten Hag sack could cost Man United as FFP position explained
Early in the summer, Manchester United chiefs made the decision to retain Erik ten Hag as manager despite the Dutchman facing plenty of pressure and some fans agitating for change.
Erik ten Hag sacked by Man Utd as West Ham defeat proves final straw and Ruud van Nistelrooy takes interim charge
Erik ten Hag has been bulleted by Manchester United after two-and-a-half years in charge.
Five reasons why Manchester United sacked Erik ten Hag - ESPN
Last season, Manchester United finished in eighth place. Since the breakaway Premier League was formed in 1992, they hadn't ever been any lower. Over 38 games, they conceded one more goal than they scored — also a club-worst in the Premier League era. In fact, the last time a Manchester United team produced a negative goal differential — back in 1990 when we still called it the «First Division» — the Premier League didn't even exist.