BBC Sport pundit Garth Crooks has claimed Manchester United could do with a manager like Jesse Marsch amid their recent struggles. The Red Devils appointed Erik ten Hag as their new boss over the summer in an attempt to change their fortunes, but things have gone from bad to worse under the Dutchman.
After their opening two matches, Man United are bottom of the Premier League table without a point, with their 4-0 defeat at Brentford on Saturday as bad as it ever has been. Though on different ends of the scale, Leeds United were in a similar position over the summer in that a rebuild was needed after last season’s struggles.
The Whites have enjoyed a positive start to the season with four points from their first two matches, a tally that took seven games to reach last term. Unlike ten Hag, Marsch also appears to be getting the best out of players who endured below-par campaigns in 2021/22, which is a credit to the work is done on the training pitch.
