Btw, "we beat big opponents" is such a pathetic line. As if we are some relegation fodder. This is worse than when Moyes admitted that we need to "aspire to be like City".
Two mickey mouse cups or not, no one can convince me that he isn't the worst appointment since Sir Alex retired. The worst is that he has filled the squad with expensive mediocre players from Ajax or the Dutch league. It would take a while to clean all the shit that he has dumped on us.
That was Moyes's biggest mistake in my opinion. From what I can remember, the fans that were backing him at the time started to change their tone.
I'm not sure it's quite the same scenario, though. Circumstances are different. I think no matter what he should be given the season (unless by xmas time there's just no hope of anything).
Your second point. I don't think it's good to make an emotional decision on the back of probably making an emotional decision by keeping him. It's time to be calm. Ten Hag has kept calm. He hasn't lost the head. I think his biggest problem is his stubbornness, who knows it might pay off.
The question is, who do you replace him with? RVN? Sure he is there behind the scenes, what improvements has he made? We went through Moyes; a seasoned PL manager. Mourihno; a world class manager. Van Gaal; another world class manager. Ole; it was a gamble, didn't work out. Rangnick came in to asses the squad and said the club needed ''open heart surgery''. I think that is what INEOS has done. We are only 3 weeks into INEOS restructure.
This must be treated in terms of it's INEOS first season with Ten Hag as their manager. You can't blame Ten Hag for signing players for huge transfers or wages, that's down to how business was conducted. What is expected is for Ten Hag to get the most out of the players. Unfortunately against Liverpool, they are just miles above us.
Everyone goes on about Sloth - he inherited a good team and hasn't faced any problems yet. Lets see how he does when his style of play is figured out, how he adapts to it. How he handles big players when contracts are running out, will he convince them to play in his team?
Everyone needs to calm down and stop being so emotional. There are positives over last season but we are miles from being where we should be. For now, I think it's important for the entire club (Players, Manager, Ownership, Fans) to be calm.