KingMinger22
City >>> United. Moaning twat
Forget his attitude, he probably just isn't particularly talented.
Forget his attitude, he probably just isn't particularly talented.
Forget his attitude, he probably just isn't particularly talented.
I don't see how we could command any decent sort of fee for him, he's basically done nothing for a couple of seasons.
Januzaj have basicly wasted 3 years of hes career by being less than fully commited if all the managers that worked with him is correct. Mourinho is doing the right thing here by saying either you do your best all the time or you get moved on and it seem Adnan didne listen. I hope he does well but i think a sell rather than a loan is best. I have a sneaking feeling that as long he knows he "gets" another chance by coming back after the loan spell he wont do hes best at the new club as he thinks the number of chances are unlimited. We cant keep going on giving people 5+ years to show how good they are and talent is so overrated and easily thrown around, if they dont apply them selves and take the training seriously they need to be shown the door to avoid complacency. I stil cant believe we had Anderson here for like 8 years and only 2 of them were decent.
These articles don't make sense. If he wants to leave and there's a total breakdown in the relationship between Jose and Adnan, then what's the point in loaning him if there's only one season left on his contract after the loan? If it's true, it's not likely that he'll renew with us, and we'd only either end up losing him for a severely reduced fee in the absolute best case scenario.
Good post. The fact that Rashford emerged out of nowhere and has more or less forced himself into a permanent first team job speaks volumes when compared with Januzaj flopping about for the past 2 years.
There was a thread yesterday, showing we've something like 30 of our academy players currently residing in the PL. Januzaj is infinitely more talented than the Danny Simpson's, Phil Bardsley's, Drinkwater's & Shawcross of the league etc etc, it's not a question of him going on to become a Premier League player but rather just how good a Premier League player will he go on to become.
Christ on a bike you cannot be serious. His talent is not in doubt, attitude definitely so.Januzaj has never looked like a good footballer to be honest.
Is he really though? Only if you equate talent purely on the ability to skin someone. Januzaj has never looked like a good footballer to be honest. He's had his moments but all his games are punctuated with "he'll get better with experience" or whatever. Instead he's regressed
Way to ignore all of the main points made by the fellow you were responding to !He is only young, as he matures his attitude will improve.
We will regret selling him if we do so.
Praying he only goes on loan.
The overhyping of Januzaj is one of the biggest cringes in my time supporting United . He's just not that good a football player. Gifs versus hull or Sunderland just don't justify the hardons some people still have .
Andros Townsend is better than him ffs
Maybe he has lost interest because he is discouraged? Maybe he feels forgotten or treated unfairly? Maybe he's not the sort to go into the manager's office and speak up? Whether that is right or wrong, he is a young person that could benefit from leadership and our leadership has been in turmoil for a while. A great manager could find a way to get through to him that would be effective. The team that gets the most out of his play will be the one that finds a way to make him feel the way he needs to feel to play well. Blaming a 21 year old makes no sense to me.
Zaha had very obvious flaws, which is why I never wanted him. Never really cared for his technique, and was far more one dimensional.Or maybe he is only at same level of say Zaha, who also looks like a great young talent when he first broke out at Palace?
Young players that don't play regular football don't succeed. This club has been horrible with young players for years. We keep talented lads in the reserves until they're in their twenties and act surprised when they don't have career's as expected. We sold a player like Tom Thorpe - who was talented, no doubt - in his twenties having played less than 15 professional football games. A player like him should have been out on loan years prior to that.
Januzaj's apparent poor attitude has been well documented, and that he's fecking around is his mistake, but he hasn't been developed particularly well either. He wasn't playing regularly during the first season under Van Gaal, then having started the first few games of last season (scoring against Villa), he was inexplicably sent out on loan to Germany. I still can't get my head around that move.
Januzaj's talent is clear. He can do things with the ball that many footballers simply cannot, and he's more than young enough to turn it around. A move away might be the best thing for him at this point, because moping about at United with a bad attitude will be a waste of everybody's time.
I still firmly believe he's got all of the game to develop into one of the best attacking midfielders around. A fresh start and a kick up the arse might just be the best thing for him.
Something just isn't adding up for me. He has a relaxed attitude in training but, in the offseason he's training hard and earlier in the year he takes a fitness coach with him on his holiday to keep in shape? Wonder if it's a perception problem on the way he carries himself during training. For instance players like Berba and Ozil are said to be lazy/don't care but, often the stats show they've covered the most distance in games.
Anyway - if Mou doesn't fancy him then a loan is pointless and he is absolutely right to want a permanent move. This is his life/career. Going on loan and then coming back to a coach that doesn't fancy you anyway only the following season to be sold / loaned out? Strange that people take offense to this as he hasn't said anything bad - just is making a decision for the betterment of his own future.
Suddenly he's no longer a talented player and hasn't even shown much talent in his short career. Incredible revisionism simply because he looks set to leave.
Suddenly he's no longer a talented player and hasn't even shown much talent in his short career. Incredible revisionism simply because he looks set to leave.
I'm truly amazed you believe Januzaj under Moyes didn't show more than Lingard did last season. There's a reason why the Caf went crazy about the lad after that season. Things have gone downhill fot him since but how good he was then and the talent is unquestionable for me. That said, talent alone doesn't make a top footballer so he needs to get his head screwed right. I'd really prefer it happening here but even if he moves on, I hope he sorts himself out. He's tiers above the Lingards of this world as far as ability is concerned.He is talented but his first season has been overrated a lot. It's being described he had a season like martial had when in fact it's debatable he even had a better season than lingard did last season.
Yeah, somehow people expect progression to be strictly linear which is never the case. There's a lot required over and above talent to make it big anyways.That's how it is. When attacking player makes good impression early then he is next Ronaldo, Messi and a superstar in making. Once he stops developing as expected then he was never a good talent, attitude issues and what not.
When was the last time he had a regular run of games? More than a year and a half ago. That's a problem.
He needs regular playing time, one way or the another. And if he is unwilling to go on loan, then he must be sold with a buy-back, preferably.
That Dortmund loan was a disaster. That's where things started to go wrong for him.