“How dare he go out and say that”: Peter Schmeichel tears into Erik ten Hag over “ridiculous” Man United claim
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8-second readManchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has criticised former manager Erik ten Hag over his recent controversial remarks about the club.Ten Hag’s assessmentTen Hag recently spoke at length to The Athletic...

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Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has criticised former manager Erik ten Hag over his recent controversial remarks about the club.Ten Hag’s assessmentTen Hag recently spoke at length to The Athletic...
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Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has criticised former manager Erik ten Hag over his recent controversial remarks about the club. Ten Hag recently spoke at length to The Athletic about his time in charge and held nothing back. He launched a scathing attack on the football hierarchy, led by the Glazers and INEOS chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Ten Hag accused the club’s leadership of fostering a “toxic” environment that made it extremely hard to succeed. The Dutch coach also revealed that he wanted to sign Harry Kane and Declan Rice, but the club could not secure the signings of the England duo.Read original report ↗
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The Peoples Person · reported · 2026-10-28 09:35 UTC
“How dare he go out and say that”: Peter Schmeichel tears into Erik ten Hag over “ridiculous” Man United claim ↗
Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has criticised former manager Erik ten Hag over his recent controversial remarks about the club.Ten Hag’s assessmentTen Hag recently spoke at length to The Athletic...
The Peoples Person · reported · 2026-10-28 09:30 UTC
"How dare he go out and say that": Peter Schmeichel tears into Erik ten Hag over "ridiculous" Man United claim ↗
Peter Schmeichel has launched a scathing attack on Erik ten Hag following his recent "ridiculous" comments about Manchester United.
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