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Mauricio Pochettino's decision to stay quiet on interest from Manchester United late last year has been outlined as a 'mistake' that ultimately played a part in costing him the United job, according to a new report.
Pity poor Fiver, who had several bons mots regarding Thursday’s relegation-infused battle between Burnley and Southampton ready to go – proper zingers they were, too – when white smoke suddenly started parping out of the chimneystack at Old Trafford. The Theatre of Dreams isn’t in the best nick at the moment, so there were initial worries that the 1967 Baby Belling that heats up all the matchday pies had finally given up the ghost, but upon closer examination it proved to be even more epochal news than that. Turns out the papal conclave had finally gotten round to making an informed decision for the first time since 1986, and so it was announced the new manager of Manchester United would be Erik ten Hag, to the surprise of absolutely nobody and the resigned disappointment of Mauricio Pochettino. Oh Mauricio! You’ll always have Paris.
Antonio Conte has piled the pressure on Erik ten Hag just hours after the Dutchman was confirmed as Manchester United’s new manager.
Former Republic of Ireland and Manchester United defender Denis Irwin believes Erik ten Hag has all the tools required to stamp his philosophy on Old Trafford practice and transforming the Red Devils' fortunes.
Although Manchester United gave the impression they cast the net as wide as four candidates to become the club's 12th permanent post-war manager, it was always between two: Erik ten Hag and Mauricio Pochettino.
Real Madrid moved closer to the La Liga title as they beat Osasuna 3-1, despite Karim Benzema missing two penalties.
Real Madrid moved closer to the La Liga title as they beat Osasuna 3-1, despite Karim Benzema missing two penalties.
