I don't particularly value Ten Hag's insight on data recruitment. But the more prudent point is the way Ineos came in with this fanfare and swagger, appointed all these people who aren't football people but are from other areas, sacked all the experienced people who had been there for decades and refused to listen to advice from anyone else. Now if they were able to change the fortunes of the club with this approach, then fair enough. But we have arguably gotten worse. The worst part is there seems to be no change in their approach so far, no accountability. They constantly talk about this game model thing but look at all the managers we have been seriously linked with since they came in: RDZ, Tuchel, Nagelsmann, Thomas Frank, Potter, etc. Every single one plays a different system. They went from back 4 Ten Hag to Back 3 Amorim with zero idea about how difficult it would be to transition the squad. Where is the game model? I believe 34 months is more than enough time to judge an ownership. Mistakes are acceptable. Failing to correct them is not.