coming live from Old Trafford, United legend Wayne Rooney calls ten hag administration a joke and a failure after failing to impress against Fenerbahce in the Europa league where they drew 1:1. He said, “If you don’t know, let me refresh your memory: Manchester United have gone a full year without a win in Europe. It’s downright embarrassing to be a United player or manager and not even be bothered by this failure. My advice to the fans? Give the club a rest—what’s the point of supporting the most overpriced, underperforming club in the world? Under Ten Hag, this club is a joke. I hope the Ten Hag supporters are enjoying this mess. Wayne Rooney fumes.” The United fans are calling on the board to sack ten hag. This is getting bad day by day😡🙀🙀

Reporting from Old Trafford, tension is mounting within the Manchester United camp following a disappointing 1-1 Europa League draw against Fenerbahce. Club icon Wayne Rooney openly criticized Erik ten Hag’s management, expressing frustration over the team’s direction.

Rooney, known for his fierce loyalty and straightforward views, labeled the club’s current trajectory as “a joke” under Ten Hag’s leadership. The former United captain voiced his dissatisfaction, recalling that United hasn’t secured a European victory in a year. “If you haven’t noticed, Manchester United has gone a full year without winning in Europe. It’s humiliating to be associated with a club so indifferent to its failures,” Rooney stated. He went on to say, “Fans should give themselves a break—why support the world’s most overpriced, underachieving team? Under Ten Hag, this club is a joke. I hope those supporting him are happy with this outcome.”

Rooney’s biting remarks have struck a nerve among fans, many of whom are growing increasingly frustrated with United’s lack of progress. The draw with Fenerbahce is just one of several disappointing results this season, leaving supporters questioning Ten Hag’s approach, team strategy, and his ability to thrive in a high-stakes environment.

Social media has since erupted with reactions, as fans express disappointment and demand change. Comments like “Sack Ten Hag!” and “This is not the United we know” reflect the frustration of a fanbase accustomed to the high standards set by Sir Alex Ferguson.

Amid mounting pressure from fans, Ten Hag faces the daunting task of restoring faith and delivering the results that reflect Manchester United’s storied past. The days ahead are likely to see increased scrutiny on his leadership, with growing calls for change reverberating across Old Tr

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