After Manchester United's disappointing 3-0 loss to Liverpool, both Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville expressed doubts about Erik ten Hag's future as manager. Carragher suggested that Ten Hag may not last the season, referencing his struggles and comparing them to past managerial challenges at Liverpool. Neville echoed these concerns, indicating that Ten Hag must produce results to remain in charge, especially as the club's owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, could lose patience. Despite the pressure, Ten Hag remained optimistic, asserting that the team is still building and that he is not a 'Harry Potter' capable of instant fixes. He emphasized the need for improvement but is confident that the club can compete for trophies by the season's end. The team, currently low on points, must rebound quickly to avoid further scrutiny from the management and fans.