Tansha bans three media reporters from asking questions (Ash Donelon via Getty Images)
[Nawr Chwaraeon]At a press conference ahead of Friday’s Premier League game, Manchester United manager Tansha banned three media outlets from asking questions. These three media are the British “Sun”, “Mirror” and “Manchester Evening News”. His reporters were allowed to attend the press conference but were informed in advance that they would not be invited to ask questions.
Erik ten Hag is reported to be unhappy with the reports made by these three media outlets after Manchester United eliminated Coventry in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup It is intended to encourage fans to criticize or belittle the team League game against Sheffield United in midweek He has previously responded, saying those negative reviews were an insult to the club.
Manchester United will face Burnley, who are second in the league, at home at the weekend The Manchester United midfielder has been confirmed to be able to return from injury. “They changed their style of play, played high intensity football, achieved good results and it was difficult to beat them, so I would like to pay tribute to Gambini and his team,” said Tansya about the opponents.
When asked how the Red Devils’ style of play could be developed or improved under him, the manager responded: “When we have the ball, we have to be more organised, disciplined and play with high intensity. We must control the ball.” have done a better job with the ball Indeed we have made great progress in offensive transition this season and have scored a lot of own offensive style goals, and this season is the biggest The problem is that we don’t have four defenders that can be used continuously, and the combination is too fragmented, which affects the overall performance. “
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