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  Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United reign is already in crisis while Leicester may have to make do with what they’ve got. 1) Ten Hag conjures memories of De Boer disaster Credit to Thomas Frank and Brentford for a tactical plan expertly executed, improving on the template that brought  Brighton victory the previous week . For one older head in the press room, it brought back bitter Manchester United memories of a 5-0 Crystal Palace ransacking that brought the end of Frank O’Farrell as manager in December 1972. For a moustachioed Don Rogers skating across a Selhurst Park bog read Josh Dasilva, Bryan Mbeumo and Ivan Toney in the sun. A historic, celebratory day for Brentford was one of infamy for United. So poor was their display, so ineffectual has Erik ten Hag been that comparisons are being drawn with fellow Ajax alumnus Frank de Boer’s disastrous 77 days at Palace in 2017. Already, Ten Hag is in severe danger of bein...