Manchester United supporters continue to speculate exactly what incoming manager Erik ten Hag is thinking as he watches on from the stands at Selhurst Park this afternoon. Ten Hag arrived in the UK earlier this week.
It was confirmed during the build-up to this final day encounter with Crystal Palace that Ten Hag would attend and get a first opportunity to watch his players in the flesh. However, while there was a bright enough start from United that could not prevent them from slipping behind at the break.
Wilfried Zaha opened the scoring against his former club to give Ten Hag plenty to ponder at half-time. Of course, the Dutchman was not in south London in an official capacity as he instead arrived before kick-off and took his seat alongside football director John Murtough and newly-appointed United assistant Mitchell van der Gaag.
