Despite six defeats in 10 games this season, Man United manager Erik ten Hag was in a defiant mood at his press conference.
Manchester United's setbacks have made Erik ten Hag more determined to turn things around at the club.
Should Brentford beat United on Saturday, it will be the first time United have lost three consecutive home games in a season since October 1962. "I knew there would be gaps and setbacks. In this club, it is probably coming more but that is understandable. As I said, focus on the things that it is about and that is football, nothing else.
Ten Hag agreed the spotlight on United could be "suffocating". "Yeah, and no, because we have to deal with it. It doesn’t make any sense to think about it. We have to deal with it. Ten Hag has had unprecedented backing in the transfer market as United have spent £406million on signings across the two summer transfer windows of his tenure.
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