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Danny Mills has urged Manchester United to hold off on sacking Erik ten Hag despite the manager’s second season starting poorly.

But according to the former Premier League player, Ten Hag is the fourth manager of United to succumb to a plague that has followed the team since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement in 2013.

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The Red Devils are in danger of losing their place in the Champions League group stage after their defeat against FC Copenhagen earlier this week, their ninth loss in 17 games this year.

The Dutchman is under growing criticism as a result of his withdrawal from the Carabao Cup after the fourth round, his inconsistent play in the Premier League, and the startling loss of Ten Hag’s formidable home record.

On the other hand, Mills is sure that Ten Hag needs more time to fully execute his plan at Old Trafford.

He insists that in order to get United back to where they should be, his frequently criticised strict stance is necessary.

Erik ten Hag is currently employed, and I think I would keep him there.

Mills stated that “he is a coach who wants to improve individuals, and that endeavour can sometimes take time” in an interview with Grosvenor Sport for Express Sport.

He has an authoritarian attitude to things, which some people find objectionable, but you know you need that.

Since Sir Alex left the team, Ten Hag has been United’s fifth permanent manager. The only person who has been given a tenure less than two seasons is David Moyes.

Building on early success was difficult for Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the only manager to record consecutive top-three finishes since Sir Alex yet without taking home a trophy. Since Sir Alex, Solskjaer is the only manager to have achieved this achievement.

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

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

Can you name a manager who, since Alex Ferguson’s departure, has enjoyed consecutive seasons of success? The success of this season hasn’t come close to what it could have. The answer is as easy as “no.”

You should be aware that nobody has gotten any better from season to season. I want to find a manager who has had back-to-back winning seasons. Any recommendations?

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To put it another way, there is much more at stake here than merely Ten Hag, and certain changes must be made if you hope to find a solution.

Erik ten Hag is still the one who ought to be working on this project, in my opinion.

I promise that Manchester United supporters won’t be happy. He has Steve McLaren working for him even if he hasn’t quite reached perfection yet.

He is a coach of the greatest calibre. There’s a good number of people gathered around him. Furthermore, I think they will get better if he is given more time.