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Man United accused of Glazers double standards as Sir Jim Ratcliffe sets 'new manager demand'

Manchester United's players, fans and most importantly manager continue to wait for Sir Jim Ratcliffe's end-of-season review to be completed.

The INEOS founder is currently undertaking an audit of the campaign after Erik ten Hag led the club to FA Cup glory last weekend. It was widely reported that the Dutchman would be sacked regardless of the result against Manchester City but a groundswell of support for the manager appears to have thrown a spanner in the works.

MEN Sport understands a decision on Ten Hag's future will be made next week but in our latest look at the media headlines, the fans have been accused of treating INEOS with double standards.

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In an impassioned rant, former Chelsea midfielder Craig Burley has slammed INEOS' handling of Ten Hag's future. He told ESPN: "Manchester United are an absolute disgrace.

"If this was the Glazers running the football department we’d be saying: 'This is horrendous, they know nothing about football, how can you leave the guy hanging.' If the Glazers were doing that, people would be saying: 'Absolutely clueless,' so what is Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Sir Dave Brailsford and all these people doing?"

MEN Sport says: Sympathy must be shown to Ten Hag over how long it is taking to decide his future. Reports last week made it seem as though his exit was a formality and that no matter what happened, he was leaving the club. However, in the days since the Wembley victory, it appears Ratcliffe and co. are taking their time over their decision. Being left in the lurch over your job is not an ideal way to do business but it must also be acknowledged that INEOS are not wanting to rush into a

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