When Manchester United defeated Bournemouth 2-1 at halftime on Saturday, supporters of the team took to social media to express their annoyance at Erik ten Hag.

enraged During their Saturday night 2-2 draw with Bournemouth, Manchester United supporters urged the board to fire Erik ten Hag on social media.

With United trailing their competitors by a significant margin at the top of the Premier League, the troubled Dutchman has had a difficult second season in charge. And since they are now in charge at Old Trafford, the arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos has only put more pressure on him.

Ten Hag looked hopeless on the touchline as United and Bournemouth were about to go into halftime at the Vitality Stadium. Disgruntled supporters did not waste any time in calling for his head on social media.

“Sack Ten Hag now,” one fan posted brusquely, while another furiously wrote, “If we don’t win this game, Ten Hag has to go.” Throughout the game, other people shared content using the hashtag #TenHagOut.

Ten Hag’s team overcame a halftime deficit to bring a point back to Manchester United. In the 65th minute, captain Bruno Fernandes, who had scored in the first half, again tied the score from the penalty spot.

However, a draw is unlikely to help United’s chances of securing European football for the following season, and the draw on the south coast leaves them in seventh place at the end of the day.

Ratcliffe and Ineos haven’t said anything about Ten Hag’s future, but new rumors suggest that the former Ajax manager is already part of the plans for the upcoming campaign.

However, it’s unclear if that position would shift if the team doesn’t perform well by the end of the season. Many names have been mentioned as possible replacements, including Graham Potter and Gareth Southgate.

Ten Hag, who had close ties to Southgate last month, maintained that he was unconcerned with the chatter surrounding his future, despite the fact that neither Ratcliffe nor Ineos had given him their public endorsement.

He told reporters, “You know at Man United there will always be noise, rumors around the club, the manager, the players.” “I don’t care about it because we are focused on the process and getting the team to play better and improve the way we play.”