MANCHESTER, England : Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe said a decision about under-fire manager Erik ten Hag is not his call, and was reticent about whether he still has faith in the team's boss amid their worst start to the Premier League season since 1986-87."I don't want to answer that question

Man United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made his honest assessment about the future of coach Erik ten Hag, who has overseen a poor start to the season.

Man United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made his honest assessment about the future of coach Erik ten Hag, who has overseen a poor start to the season.

Sunday’s 3-0 home defeat at Tottenham was compounded four days later as United blew a two-goal lead against Porto.

Erik ten Hag has remained defiant amid questions over the sack at Manchester United with a long-time friend urging him to walk away from the job back in the summer

Erik ten Hag's friend of more than 40 years urged him to resign from Manchester United this summer and now worries for his future at Old Trafford.