TA reporter: Manchester United still fully supports Teng Hach, and the cost of firing him will be very high.

Live broadcast bar, October 6th a few days ago, TA reporter David Ornstein talked about the relevant issues of Manchester United coach Teng Hach when answering the reporter’s questions.

The fans asked, “since this is the worst start in 37 years, has Teng Hach been under great pressure, or is it possible for him to get more time?”

Reporter David Ornstein replied: “Please forgive my cliches, but all the top club managers who have suffered bad results are under pressure. Especially the pressure they put on themselves!”

“As far as I know, Manchester United still fully supports Teng Hach. In my opinion, this is the right thing to do. He may not be perfect (who will be perfect?), I believe he will admit that he did not do everything right (who will?) However, Teng Hach made obvious progress and success last season, and of course he also paid a huge price. This changed people’s expectations for him, while more spending further improved the strength of the team. However, some situations he has to face inside and outside the stadium are also reasonable mitigation factors.”

“In my opinion, Manchester United (like Chelsea) cannot always change the head coach and hope to move forward in a stable way. Speaking of this, under the circumstance that Manchester United’s FFP situation does not sound ideal, the cost of firing Teng Hach will be very high. It is true that as long as you look at the fate of Jose and solskaya, you will know how fast things will develop, especially in Old Trafford, and don’t forget that they were fired shortly after signing the new contract, which shows that Manchester United did have a “long-term” trust in them at that time.”

“To answer your question specifically, I think and hope Teng Hach can get more time and support. What we should look at is not only him, but also (club) ownership, wider football system and players. In the final analysis, this is a sport that looks at results. We know what will happen if we don’t get results for a long time. Manchester United are eager to get back on track against Brentford on Saturday and then reunite during the international match day.”