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Despite Erik ten Hag’s terrible start to his second season as manager, Danny Mills has advised Manchester United not to fire him.

However, the former Premier League player believes Ten Hag is the fourth United manager to succumb to a curse that has plagued the club since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement in 2013.

Erik ten Hag has made a frightening admission, urging four Manchester United players to “step up.”

The Red Devils are on the danger of being ousted from the Champions League group stage after losing to FC Copenhagen earlier this week, their ninth loss in 17 games this season.

An exit from the Carabao Cup’s fourth round, inconsistent Premier League performances, and a surprising loss of Ten Hag’s fearsome home record have all added to the Dutchman’s mounting pressure.

Mills, on the other hand, is determined that Ten Hag’s vision for Old Trafford must be realised over time.

He insists that his sometimes criticised strict stance is necessary to get United back to where they should be.

I believe I would keep Erik ten Hag in his current role.

According to Mills, who spoke with Grosvenor Sport for Express Sport, “He is a coach who wants to improve individuals, and that endeavour can sometimes take time.”

Some people dislike his authoritarian way to dealing with circumstances, but you understand that you need it.

Ten Hag is United’s fifth permanent manager since Sir Alex left the club. David Moyes is the only person who has been granted less than two seasons.

Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the only managers to finish in the top three consecutively since Sir Alex yet not win a trophy, all struggled to build on their early success. Solskjaer is the only manager to achieve this feat since Sir Alex.

And Mills believes Ten Hag is continuing this troubling trend, but he believes that if he surrounds himself with the right people, he will achieve long-term success.

He added, “He had a very, very good season the previous season.”

Can you name a manager who has had two consecutive successful seasons since Alex Ferguson’s departure? This season hasn’t gone as well as it could have. The basic answer is “no.”

You should be aware that no one has improved from one season to the next. I’d like to find a manager who has had two successful seasons in row. Any suggestions?

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In other words, this is more than just a Ten Hag problem; it is a far deeper issue, and if you want to solve it, you will need to make some changes.

I continue to believe that Erik ten Hag should be working on this project.

Manchester United fans will be dissatisfied, I assure you. Despite the fact that he has yet to reach perfection, Steve McLaren is working on it.

“He is an exceptional coach. He is surrounded by a strong group of individuals. Furthermore, I feel that if he is given more time, his results will increase.