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Honestly I've seen a few posts on here lately that are straight ripped from ai engines.Which AI tool?
Honestly I've seen a few posts on here lately that are straight ripped from ai engines.Which AI tool?
Yeah just get off the forum with that shitAlejandro Garnacho is definitely one of the most exciting young talents on the rise right now. At just 19, he’s already shown flashes of brilliance on the pitch, and it’s clear why many fans are hyped about him. His speed, confidence, and flair make him a real threat to defenders, and he’s had several strong performances where he’s been instrumental in breaking down defenses. He’s also shown up in big moments with some clutch goals and assists, which is impressive for a player so early in his career.
However, like many young players, Garnacho can be a bit inconsistent, and at times, his decision-making on the field can be questionable. Sometimes he’s a bit too eager to take on defenders when a pass might be the smarter option, or he’ll try something risky that doesn’t quite pay off. But honestly, that’s all part of the learning process. He’s got the raw talent, and with a bit more experience, he’ll likely become more mature in his choices.
In the meantime, it’s exciting to watch him develop, even if there are a few frustrating moments along the way. He’s got massive potential, and if he can fine-tune his game, he could become a standout player in the coming years.
Not really, he had the most shots, most shots on target in the team, we predominantly attacked down the left hand side which he spent most of the game based on his average position, so yeah I was definitely watching the right game.
Again, he wasn't great yesterday, but still our most threatening player, which isn't even up for debate.
Alejandro Garnacho is definitely one of the most exciting young talents on the rise right now. At just 19, he’s already shown flashes of brilliance on the pitch, and it’s clear why many fans are hyped about him. His speed, confidence, and flair make him a real threat to defenders, and he’s had several strong performances where he’s been instrumental in breaking down defenses. He’s also shown up in big moments with some clutch goals and assists, which is impressive for a player so early in his career.
However, like many young players, Garnacho can be a bit inconsistent, and at times, his decision-making on the field can be questionable. Sometimes he’s a bit too eager to take on defenders when a pass might be the smarter option, or he’ll try something risky that doesn’t quite pay off. But honestly, that’s all part of the learning process. He’s got the raw talent, and with a bit more experience, he’ll likely become more mature in his choices.
In the meantime, it’s exciting to watch him develop, even if there are a few frustrating moments along the way. He’s got massive potential, and if he can fine-tune his game, he could become a standout player in the coming years.
Tbh people are copying from gpt even in research journal papers. I have seen research papers in reputed journals where the author forgot to delete the parts such as "certainly. Here is the solution.." and it got published .Honestly I've seen a few posts on here lately that are straight ripped from ai engines.
insane but yeah, the use of AI - not only in academics, but in the workplace as well is becoming an issue at times, as people struggle to distinguish between when it's appropriate to use, and when it isn't.Tbh people are copying from gpt even in research journal papers. I have seen research papers in reputed journals where the author forgot to delete the parts such as "certainly. Here is the solution.." and it got published .
They both worship RonaldoThe Ronaldo comparison is such a lazy comparison. They were wingers yes that's about it I think.
TrueThey both worship Ronaldo
Not saying you did that here, but it was always funny when people were worried about those clubs coming in for Garnacho. They won't touch him with a barge pole. Wingers of his ilk are dime a dozen. He's really nothing special at all.He's playing to show off his individual skill to woo the likes of Madrid and Barca, in my opinion. He doesn't give a shit about the welfare of the team.
Did young Vini Jr. had average pace, unable to dribble or pass for shit with average workrate and average output? Cause that is what Garnacho is right now. It's not just his decision making that's lacking.Reminds me of a young Vini Jr. at Real Madrid. Too much individualism and not enough tactical awareness/teamwork. The Casemiro incident 100% reflects why we are so inconsistent in front of goal. Mazraoui and Zirkzee make the right run but Garnacho's decision making is poor. I can only imagine the frustration of his teammates.
He got himself in dangerous positions multiple times and it wasn’t by running down blind alleys. Once it was literally, counterintuitively, by standing still. He absolutely fumbled these opportunities (two were especially good and he didn’t even force a good save out of Sanchez) but he certainly got into them.He was absolutely dogshit yesterday. Our worst player until Zirkzee came on. I honestly don't know what game some people are watching. He throws a few shapes, makes a few dead ends runs down blind alleyways and loses possession, and it's enough to fool some fans into thinking it's "dangerous" and "effective". It's not. It's shit.
As I responded to another poster, why do you think it's just his decision making that's lacking?I sometimes feel like I’m watching a different game. The way he played yesterday reinforces my belief that he’s got the talent to be a genuinely exceptional player. He’s got the ability and the attitude. Get the decision making right and you’ve got an unbelievable player.
I think that comparison may still be valid even if Garnacho doesn’t possess Viní’s overall skillset. It’s a stylistic comparison and they suffer(ed) from the same weaknesses even though the Brazilian was always a few levels ahead of him as a dribbler (and as an overall technician, maybe with the exception of acrobatic finishing).Did young Vini Jr. had average pace, unable to dribble or pass for shit with average workrate and average output? Cause that is what Garnacho is right now. It's not just his decision making that's lacking.
His output is absolutely average when looking at the amount of chances he gets and the number of shots he takes while ignoring teammates. Rashford at the same age had blistering pace and the same can't be said for Garnacho. Precisely why I think he has average pace. Garnacho lacks a lot more than just decision making in my opinion as I highlighted in another post.I think that comparison may still be valid even if Garnacho doesn’t possess Viní’s overall skillset. It’s a stylistic comparison and they suffer(ed) from the same weaknesses even though the Brazilian was always a few levels ahead of him as a dribbler (and as an overall technician, maybe with the exception of acrobatic finishing).
Garnacho doesn’t have average pace though (he’s plenty fast even though he’s not Robben/Bale/Giggs fast) and his output isn’t “average” (I’m pretty sure that he’s the most productive U-21 player in top-5 leagues not named Yamal)… especially compared to young Viní who struggled massively with end product to the point when Benzema openly said to their Madrid teammates not to pass the ball to him (they’ve made up later and formed a great partnership).
Viní was clearly a more talented player at the same age, you don’t need the power of hindsight to say that, but Garnacho is a very talented winger on his own. His brain and attitude may stop him from fully realizing that potential though unless Amorim will be able to fix these issues.
Of course but you can be sure all his hangers on, family and agent are telling him otherwise.Not saying you did that here, but it was always funny when people were worried about those clubs coming in for Garnacho. They won't touch him with a barge pole. Wingers of his ilk are dime a dozen. He's really nothing special at all.
Alejandro Garnacho is definitely one of the most exciting young talents on the rise right now. At just 19, he’s already shown flashes of brilliance on the pitch, and it’s clear why many fans are hyped about him. His speed, confidence, and flair make him a real threat to defenders, and he’s had several strong performances where he’s been instrumental in breaking down defenses. He’s also shown up in big moments with some clutch goals and assists, which is impressive for a player so early in his career.
However, like many young players, Garnacho can be a bit inconsistent, and at times, his decision-making on the field can be questionable. Sometimes he’s a bit too eager to take on defenders when a pass might be the smarter option, or he’ll try something risky that doesn’t quite pay off. But honestly, that’s all part of the learning process. He’s got the raw talent, and with a bit more experience, he’ll likely become more mature in his choices.
In the meantime, it’s exciting to watch him develop, even if there are a few frustrating moments along the way. He’s got massive potential, and if he can fine-tune his game, he could become a standout player in the coming years.
Alejandro Garnacho is an absolute breath of fresh air, innit? At just 19, the lad’s already got us buzzing. He’s got that pace that leaves defenders scrambling and a bit of flair that makes you wanna jump out of your seat. We’ve seen him step up in crucial moments, bagging some cracking goals and setting up the lads—proper exciting stuff for a young’un.
That said, he can be a bit hit and miss, can’t he? Sometimes he’s too keen to take on a defender when a simple pass would do. A few daft decisions here and there, but that’s all part of being young, right? With a bit more experience, I reckon he’ll get the hang of it and make smarter choices.
But honestly, it’s a thrill watching him grow. He’s got bags of potential, and if he sorts a few bits out, we could be looking at a top player in a few years. Can’t wait to see how he develops!
The amount of chances he “gets” isn’t something that every young attacker gets by default. It’s a skill, probably his best one. But if you think that Garnacho’s pace is average I doubt that we’ll come to any sort of understanding on any football-related matter, we clearly have different understanding of the basic terms and fundamentals of the game.His output is absolutely average when looking at the amount of chances he gets and the number of shots he takes while ignoring teammates. Rashford at the same age had blistering pace and the same can't be said for Garnacho. Precisely why I think he has average pace. Garnacho lacks a lot more than just decision making in my opinion as I highlighted in another post.
Not sure I'd say he has more than average pace for a winger. Just doesn't appear anywhere near quick enough when on the ball. He maybe faster in a foot race without the ball but for a top team that isn't much use. And I've already acknowledged his only good attribute is his off the ball movement which is why he gets those chances. Rest of his game is nowhere the level required to say he has world class potential.The amount of chances he “gets” isn’t something that every young attacker gets by default. It’s a skill, probably his best one. But if you think that Garnacho’s pace is average I doubt that we’ll come to any sort of understanding on any football-related matter, we clearly have different understanding of the basic terms and fundamentals of the game.
By phrasing your post like that “his output is absolutely average… when looking at the amount of chances he gets” you manage to turn his great attribute into a negative somehow. You didn’t say his finishing is poor, which is hard to argue against, you’ve said that his output is average (which it literally isn’t, as he’s the second most productive U-21 attacker in the world — if someone in the 99 percentile is average, what is average?).Not sure I'd say he has more than average pace for a winger. Just doesn't appear anywhere near quick enough when on the ball. He maybe faster in a foot race without the ball but for a top team that isn't much use. And I've already acknowledged his only good attribute is his off the ball movement which is why he gets those chances. Rest of his game is nowhere the level required to say he has world class potential.
We're usually starting both of them, so I would suggest if he's starting too many games the issue is more that neither Antony or Diallo are offering much.He should be a sub who comes on for a starting left winger, unfortunately we have Rashford so we are forced to start Garnacho more than he should be doing. He doesn't really have any stand out features.
I mentioned that his finishing is average in a different post, which directly impacts his total output. If he were a better finisher, his output would certainly be higher. I don’t think it’s unfair to evaluate his output based on the number of chances he gets, which at this point is average. And goals are the biggest contributor to his output as he barely looks to create for other players.By phrasing your post like that “his output is absolutely average… when looking at the amount of chances he gets” you manage to turn his great attribute into a negative somehow. You didn’t say his finishing is poor, which is hard to argue against, you’ve said that his output is average (which it literally isn’t, as he’s the second most productive U-21 attacker in the world — if someone in the 99 percentile is average, what is average?).
I don’t think that he’s going to turn into a world-class player personally. But if you’re criticizing him, criticize him fairly, he has enough actual flaws.
Is that where the captain also comes under fire? Surely they should look to guide the younger players and work with them to address “issues”.Take him out the team and last season is even worse, this season is a disaster. But fans want to hang him out to dry, when he's outperforming his seniors.
I can understand and agree he needs to do better, but this hatred that has come out of this game is disgusting. Then we will say that players are weak, when a big part of it is that the fanbase is quite abusive. No amount of salary justifies that.
The kid is clearly trying, and yes he's trying too hard. The questions should be asking who is taking responsibility to guide and develop him...
Talent comes to this club and dies, at some point someone has to realise it's more than just the players.
We're usually starting both of them, so I would suggest if he's starting too many games the issue is more that neither Antony or Diallo are offering much.
When Rashford plays on the left it's more often than not Garnacho starting on the right.Garnacho is predominantly a left winger, his direct competition is Rashford. There shouldn't be a scenario where a Garnacho level player should be keeping the 2nd highest paid player, star boy of Manchester United out of his preferred position.
I know he can be more discipled on the ball because I see him do it for Argentina. He’s mindful enough to cut out the loose touches and lazy play.
At United the dysfunction has paid off bigly for him. And fair play to him, he’s taken enough of his chances to not sink with the other turds.
My word of caution to Garnacho is this.
At the peak of our dysfunction under Moyes, Adnan Januzaj was given free rein to express himself. The fans lapped it up. It hurt his development IMO.
He needs to get serious about getting better with the basics.
that's tragicTbh people are copying from gpt even in research journal papers. I have seen research papers in reputed journals where the author forgot to delete the parts such as "certainly. Here is the solution.." and it got published .
In his head he thinks he's Ronaldo, but his technical ability is not even worth to compare with that of a teenage Ronaldo. Garnacho's ceiling at beast is a bench warmer for a title challenging side. People should stop indulging him or deluding themselves just because he graduated the academy into a struggling first team.
He had a stinker yesterday, but the expectation on him is ridiculous, he is just a kid and has at least 2 more seasons before you could start to criticise his performances.
Can you name 5 other 20 year olds or younger that would keep him out of the Premier League Top 5 wonder kids?He doesn't look like a player with particularly high potential at present
Take him out the team and last season is even worse, this season is a disaster. But fans want to hang him out to dry, when he's outperforming his seniors.
I can understand and agree he needs to do better, but this hatred that has come out of this game is disgusting. Then we will say that players are weak, when a big part of it is that the fanbase is quite abusive. No amount of salary justifies that.
The kid is clearly trying, and yes he's trying too hard. The questions should be asking who is taking responsibility to guide and develop him...
Talent comes to this club and dies, at some point someone has to realise it's more than just the players.
I think that comparison may still be valid even if Garnacho doesn’t possess Viní’s overall skillset. It’s a stylistic comparison and they suffer(ed) from the same weaknesses even though the Brazilian was always a few levels ahead of him as a dribbler (and as an overall technician, maybe with the exception of acrobatic finishing).
Garnacho doesn’t have average pace though (he’s plenty fast even though he’s not Robben/Bale/Giggs fast) and his output isn’t “average” (I’m pretty sure that he’s the most productive U-21 player in top-5 leagues not named Yamal)… especially compared to young Viní who struggled massively with end product to the point when Benzema openly said to their Madrid teammates not to pass the ball to him (they’ve made up later and formed a great partnership).
Viní was clearly a more talented player at the same age, you don’t need the power of hindsight to say that, but Garnacho is a very talented winger on his own. His brain and attitude may stop him from fully realizing that potential though unless Amorim will be able to fix these issues.
I'm sure his captain won't stand for awful body language and petulance.He’s petulant. And his body language when things don’t go his way is appalling. Hopefully he will cut it out.
I'm with you here. We really have a lot of toxic fans, especially Online. (Not sure if it's extreme with our fanbase or just a general thing these days).Take him out the team and last season is even worse, this season is a disaster. But fans want to hang him out to dry, when he's outperforming his seniors.
I can understand and agree he needs to do better, but this hatred that has come out of this game is disgusting. Then we will say that players are weak, when a big part of it is that the fanbase is quite abusive. No amount of salary justifies that.
The kid is clearly trying, and yes he's trying too hard. The questions should be asking who is taking responsibility to guide and develop him...
Talent comes to this club and dies, at some point someone has to realise it's more than just the players.