Erik Ten Hag promises to turn things around after United’s second 3-0 home loss in seven days as he acknowledges liability regarding their unfortunate structure and Carabao Cup exit

Erik Ten Hag recognized the shortcoming on Wednesday night as

another humiliating misfortune cast vulnerability over his future as

Manchester head coach, yet requested: ‘ I’m a Warrior.’

United lost 3-0 at Old Trafford for the second time in four days and

gave up their hold tight the Carabao Cup against a temporary Newcastle side.

‘It is underneath the guidelines everybody anticipates from Manchester.

it isn’t adequate by a long shot,’ conceded the United coach.

‘The present moment we are in a horrendous spot. I expect a

feeling of pride with it. I believe it to be a test. I’m a competitor and

I’m in that fight and I want to guarantee that

I share the commitment with my players and that we stay together fight together,

and get further developed results.’We need to put it right.

It is my group and they are not performing. I’m liable.

Collectively, we are not adequate and anything that the reason is,

that there is no space for pardons.

‘We need to improve and we need to increase our expectations

in light of the fact that

in any case you never get the right degrees of execution

and never obtain the outcomes.

‘We want to improve and we want to expand our assumptions

considering the way that any way you never earn the

right college education of execution and never get the results.

‘Nonetheless, I’m a competitor. I understand it isn’t persistently going up and

we have a lot of setbacks this season as yet, yet what’s more,

you want to oversee it and that is never an explanation.’

Asked whether he questions his ability to turn United’s fortunes around,

Erik Ten Hag replied: ‘ I grasp it when the results are not there

it is similarly a reasonable cycle that

they are examining that. In any case, I’m sure I can get it going.

At all of my clubs,I have made it happen and besides last year here I did it as well.’

Wednesday night’s shame followed another 3-0 misfortune to

Manchester City at Old Trafford on Sunday and there were again boos at the last whistle.

‘We really want to do things right and at a particular level,

at the base level to rule matches,’ said Ten Hag.

‘ Obviously, on Sunday and tonight were not even close to that.

‘We are Manchester United and it is typical you can deal with that pressure.

I heard the fans backing us.

We don’t justify it in the present moment yet I’m joyful they are behind us.’