Jamie Carragher has blasted Manchester United’s hierarchy for choosing to keep Erik ten Hag as pressure continues to mount on the Dutchman. The Red Devils drew 3-3 with Porto in the Europa League on Thursday night having raced into a 2-0 lead. They could even have lost the match, with Harry Maguire scoring late to earn United a draw. Ten Hag seems to be a dead man walking at Old Trafford, with the 54-year-old widely expected to be sacked if the club lose to Aston Villa on Sunday. And Carragher has accused the United hierarchy of making ‘one of the worst decisions’ possible by choosing to keep …
