Former England defender Gary Neville believes that Manchester United coach Eric ten Hague will remain the head coach of the team until at least Christmas. Yesterday, September 1, the team failed another match of the championship of England against Liverpool, losing at home to their principal rival with a score of 0:3.
"For ten Hague it will be a difficult week, because the pressure on him will only increase. But I don't think he will be sacked before Christmas. There is no doubt about that. There is also no doubt that the new management of Manchester United will eventually make the right decision. For three or four months they have been considering whether to keep ten Hague. Now they have four or five months to make the next decision. What they certainly won't tolerate is a mid-table place by Christmas," Sky Sports quoted Neville as saying.