Let us continue with the coverage of the misfortunes that daunt Manchester United.

Six games, two wins, five goals scored-three of them against the lifeless Southampton-and just one scored at home.

Players have seemingly returned to the pitch, the injury crisis is over, and the lineup has stabilized, but everything still feels so sad, bleak, and hopeless.

I usually support Erik ten Hag, and don't blame him for United's failures. Too much had gone wrong before him, and in his first season, he showed both principle-HELLO, Ronaldo-and resilience, surviving the early-season crisis-along with positive dynamics, United was pretty good in the spring.

Second season, injuries broke everything. Defensive problems didn't let them set up properly in the first phase, and midfield injuries impeded the integration of new guys like Mount, and Casemiro's form has been one big meme. Now, third season in key players-for whatever reason-stopped getting injured. Stuff's still far from working at all, though. Two heavy home defeats in top matches, very low scoring efficiency, quite poor defense United is 18th regarding chances allowed, only Ipswich and Leicester are worse. And yes, fortunately for Manchester United fans, all that coincided with the best form of Andre Onana in his life-he has +2.3 prevented goals in SIX matches. He had +2.1 last season. How are the haters of Onana doing, btw, especially from that RPL Telegram channel which is so in love with the memes like "Onana messed up again", "158 people in Chelsea's locker room" and whatnot? Well, that happens when you only watch once a year RPL.

I really do fear for Erik ten Hag. I am concerned that he could be sacked very soon. I'm anxious he won't be able to steer the team out of this mess. There are free agents on the market like Thomas Tuchel, Graham Potter, and Xavi. And Ten Hag's defensive takes about "only Guardiola has won more trophies during my time" now evoke not laughter, but pain.

I couldn't wish failure on United because this team has gathered too many great football personalities-from Ten Hag himself to Onana, the genius Bruno, to the clever Mount, who is so dear to my heart.

Let us continue with the coverage of the misfortunes that daunt Manchester United.

Six games, two wins, five goals scored-three of them against the lifeless Southampton-and just one scored at home.

Players have seemingly returned to the pitch, the injury crisis is over, and the lineup has stabilized, but everything still feels so sad, bleak, and hopeless.

I usually support Erik ten Hag, and don't blame him for United's failures. Too much had gone wrong before him, and in his first season, he showed both principle-HELLO, Ronaldo-and resilience, surviving the early-season crisis-along with positive dynamics, United was pretty good in the spring.

Second season, injuries broke everything. Defensive problems didn't let them set up properly in the first phase, and midfield injuries impeded the integration of new guys like Mount, and Casemiro's form has been one big meme. Now, third season in key players-for whatever reason-stopped getting injured. Stuff's still far from working at all, though. Two heavy home defeats in top matches, very low scoring efficiency, quite poor defense United is 18th regarding chances allowed, only Ipswich and Leicester are worse. And yes, fortunately for Manchester United fans, all that coincided with the best form of Andre Onana in his life-he has +2.3 prevented goals in SIX matches. He had +2.1 last season. How are the haters of Onana doing, btw, especially from that RPL Telegram channel which is so in love with the memes like "Onana messed up again", "158 people in Chelsea's locker room" and whatnot? Well, that happens when you only watch once a year RPL.

I really do fear for Erik ten Hag. I am concerned that he could be sacked very soon. I'm anxious he won't be able to steer the team out of this mess. There are free agents on the market like Thomas Tuchel, Graham Potter, and Xavi. And Ten Hag's defensive takes about "only Guardiola has won more trophies during my time" now evoke not laughter, but pain.

I couldn't wish failure on United because this team has gathered too many great football personalities-from Ten Hag himself to Onana, the genius Bruno, to the clever Mount, who is so dear to my heart.