End Ten Hag's woes in Manchester United, management told

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Jamie O’Hara has called on Manchester United to put an end to Erik ten Hag’s misery following the club’s latest 2-1 disappointing defeat by West Ham.

Ten Hag has overseen a poor start to the new season after narrowly keeping his job in the summer and the scrutiny is only likely to grow on the beleaguered Dutchman in the coming days following their 2-1 loss against West Ham.

The club hierarchy have reportedly sounded out other coaches in recent weeks, although they declined to make a change during the recent international break. But O’Hara now reckons enough is enough for Ten Hag, who should be sacked.

“You can almost accept if they’re ninth, you know, [being] in the top half and it hasn’t quite happened. They’ve lost four games already this season – they’ve played nine.”

When O’Hara was then asked what he’d do if he was calling the shots at Old Trafford, he replied: “I’d get rid of him; I would have gotten rid of him three months ago. I wouldn’t have gave him a contract after the FA Cup, I’d have said, ‘Thanks very much, you’ve finished with a trophy, go out on a high’.

“They should have got something from the game today but overall they’ve been poor. I’ve watched them in the Europa League as well and they’ve been poor.”