Gary Neville reveals telltale signs Erik ten Hag is suffering Man Utd ‘breakdown’ as winless run goes on

GARY NEVILLE has revealed Manchester United’s low performance levels and history of struggling managers are contributing towards Erik ten Hag’s “breakdown” at Old Trafford.

The Red Devils boss, 54, stormed out of his post-match press conference following a 2-2 draw with Bournemouth on Saturday night.

Erik ten Hag watched his side produce another disappointing display on SaturdayGetty

Gary Neville was damning in his assessment of Manchester UnitedSky Sports

It was another dismal display from Ten Hag‘s side as their winless run extended to four games.

They also slipped below Newcastle into seventh place in the Premier League and table and are 10 points adrift of Tottenham in fifth as their hopes of Champions League qualification suffered another blow.

And Neville, who has seen his former club employ five different permanent managers since Sir Alex Ferguson‘s departure 11 years ago, feels Ten Hag is beginning to unravel in a similar manner to his predecessors.

Speaking on Sky Sports, the iconic Man Utd right-back said: “There’s nothing more to say, we’ve seen it all before, it is a repeat of what we’ve seen over the last six, seven, eight years.

“Managers in their second seasons, third seasons sometimes at Manchester United where there seems to be that sort of breakdown at the end.

“The main thing is the performance levels. We’ve seen at Brentford, we’ve seen at Bournemouth, they’re really low performance levels which is the biggest worry.”

Neville then discounted injuries as a legitimate reason for Man Utd’s campaign, before he added: “There’s no explanation for how they’re playing at this moment in time.

“I think the anger, the disappointment that has gone out of many Manchester United fans’ voices.

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“We’re getting to that point whereby the FA Cup is a big thing – the game next week against Coventry and then obviously a final hopefully if they get through next week.

“That’s a big thing because winning trophies two seasons on the bounce should never be sniffed at – you always say winning a trophy in a season is a real achievement.

“But it is a sort of bizarre experience watching United play in terms of how bad they can get to in games.”

A number of names have been linked with replacing Ten Hag including England boss Gareth Southgate and ex-Brighton and Chelsea boss Graham Potter.

Ten Hag has one year left on his contract at Old Trafford.

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