“F*ck!” – Ten Hag’s horror, curses at Manchester United’s players despite winning 3-1 vs Crystal Palace

The former Ajax coach is reluctant to get carried away with pre-season results and demands high standards from his new team at MU

Manchester United fans had already begun to taste Erik ten Hag’s high expectations when their new manager was heard chanting “what the f*ck are you doing?!” to one of his foster children during a clash with Crystal Palace.

Perfect notes The Red Devils continued on Tuesday (19/7) when goals Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford, and Jadon Sancho secured a 3-1 win at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

The win over the Premier League club marked the third positive result in three games in pre-season, but it seems Ten Hag have been pleased with their form in testing.

Last week, the former Ajax boss said his side made “a lot of mistakes” in their 4-0 thrashing of Liverpool in Thailand.

Then on Tuesday, in the 87th minute of the Man United versus Crystal Palace match, Ten Hag allegedly criticized one of his players.

By then they were already 3-1 up and three minutes were left injury timebut Ten Hag could be heard screaming angrily: “What the f*ck are you doing?!” or which means “What are you doing?!” to the player.

Some fans thought Ten Hag’s anger was directed at 19-year-old midfielder Charlie Savage, who was sent off in the second half.

But not a few felt that it was David de Gea who was sprayed after the Spanish goalkeeper threw the ball far forward instead of providing a short pass.

Man United went 1-0 up at half-time through Anthony Martial, who has impressed throughout pre-season with three goals in three games.

Marcus Rashford, whose form fell sharply last season, doubled the lead The Red Devils by completing a beautiful cooperative goal.

Jadon Sancho made United even more unattainable when he scored the third goal through a counter-attack scheme.

Meanwhile, Ten Hag is enjoying the challenge of managing a big club like Manchester United.

“Returning their success is a real challenge. I am very motivated to do that,” he told PA.

“We want to win every game and it doesn’t matter who the opponent is.”

“I think that’s what belongs to Manchester United and that’s what we’re going to do. That’s what the squad and each player will demand.”

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