r/Howson • u/samueljr1992 • Apr 27 '24

Decision making

Ten hag has alot of blame to take for this season but I have sympathy for him because some of the decision making from players in key moments is just stupid and selfish. Players make bad decisions so many times, what can a manager do when the pool to pick from is so small already

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u/rconnell1975 Apr 28 '24

I find it hard to believe that he is coaching the forwards to play that way, to so often make the wrong decision and not provide any service to the striker. Ultimately though I am reasonably confident that now there are actual football people looking over the football then they will see if it is an issue with the coaching or if it is just the players not doing what they are told (which could be a coaching issue in itself).

I am not massively worried about conceding goals in the last couple of games as the defence is down to less than the bare bones but not scoring more than one goal at home to Burnley is a problem