Graham Potter is not the answer Manchester United need right now and it's obvious why
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag would need to have completely taken leave of his senses not to realise the jeopardy his job is in at present.
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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag would need to have completely taken leave of his senses not to realise the jeopardy his job is in at present.
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When Chelsea sacked Graham Potter in April, he left Stamford Bridge with the joint-lowest points-per-game return (1.27) of any Stamford Bridge manager in charge of 20+ Premier League games: not exactly the last job on a resume that screams 'next Manchester United manager'.
The disgraced former president of Turkish club Ankaragucu was handed a lifetime ban by Turkey's football federation on Thursday after punching a referee following a game earlier this week. The Turkish football federation's disciplinary board has also ordered Ankaragucu to play five home matches behind closed doors and fined the club 60,000 euros ($66,000). Club boss Faruk Koca rushed onto the pitch with a group of men following Ankaragucu's draw with Caykur Rizespor on Monday, throwing a punch at referee Halil Umut Meler after he had blown the final whistle.
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