Omar Berrada | Man Utd CEO

I'm confused (what's new)?
I could've sworn that a few months ago I was was reading on here that Berrada and Ashworth despite not having officially started work at United were steering United's summer business but now it seems that the retention of EtH and the acquisition of around 200m of questionable signings had nothing to do with them and that the decisive smart actions of the last few days are the way forward.
Who are the execs who presided over this summer's mess?
 
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Do you need a full board to inform a club that you intend to pay a release clause for their coach? Obviously no, that's why there is the President and his Executives to manage things in between the few times the full board does meet.

What you call mitigating circumstances to me they were clear signs that he was out of his depth. You have to manage a team to a certain standard, no matter what and once he failed to do that he was a dead man walking. INEOS, for me, displayed shocking naivety because they should have known that Ten Hag wouldn't survive another run of poor form and it didn't begin last season either, they should have looked at his whole tenure and realized that he was only ever good for about four months and it was downhill ever since.
Primarily the injuries last season. They clearly affected him being able to implement a playing style and contributed to results being poor.
 
It was more than injuries, he didn’t have a clear plan B during games, he would only tweak his plan A