INEOS, the new owners of United, have not covered themselves in glory with their dithering over wielding an axe that finally fell in the wake of United's 2-1 English Premier League loss to West Ham United on Sunday.
It was plain to anyone with eyes, frankly, that Ten Hag should have gone at the end of last season, whether or not United beat Manchester City to lift the FA Cup.
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