Don't get it? May I ask you to explain what you mean?The classic ‘it’s not me it’s them’
I see!
Don't get it? May I ask you to explain what you mean?The classic ‘it’s not me it’s them’
I see!
Does he? Or are his numbers better? I don't know myself as I don't follow all those players. But I am fairly confident, that most fans would still take those players over him - even if he adds another 3 month of good numbers to it.And yet, despite having an underwhelming start to the season, he's still putting up better numbers than the aforementioned players. Imagine his stats when he actually hits form and reaches his peak.
Since when does being on thousands a week mean people are allowed to give you shit at your job? He's 20 years old and has had to take more abuse than anyone on this forum has ever dealt with so you can't possibly say he should just 'take it'.
He's got every right to say he doesn't like it if he wants to, or are we all too soft to deal with him not being happy about us giving him shit? Maybe we should just take it and get on with it? It's a part of football after all.
Completely agree. We're 13th in the table, with a goal difference of 0 and up until the last two games we've been absolutely rotten at scoring goals with every forward out of form or struggling- I can understand the frustration and I share it. Criticism and fan frustration is normal. But stuff like that influencer being rude to him is too much and there's no need for personal stuff.I remember when Shoretire played under Ole and a few people on here decided he was 'never going to make it' and all the usual shite. Turns out they didn't know his dad was a poster on here. Awkward for everyone involved.
Personally I don't think there's anything wrong in criticising the performance, but people can't stop there, they have to get personal and make insults also. Just say the lad played shit today and move on, calling people 'thick' doesn't help anyone.
Yep, it's how the justify their shitty behaviour to themselves. The best part is they say he has to take it, and when he gives it back they all start moaning.This is the problem with alot of people on here and other fans, just because he earns the money, he should be able to deal with the abuse. Fecking pathethic reasoning. He's not done anything wrong yet recieved a pile one from so called United fans on social media so he should be able to react how he sees fit.
Statman Dave's whole gimmick is just cherry picking stats to flatter United players. Completely pointless exercise.To be honest as much as I'll defend Garnacho, I really dislike things like this. He's nowhere near the player Mbappe is, and nor should he be expected to be yet. He isn't as good a player as Foden is either. I don't get what these things are supposed to do other than lead to scenarios where 'He scored this week, this player didn't, so he's much better!1!!' which is essentially what those who present stats like in the Tweet ultimately want to reduce every footballing chat down to.
'Statman Dave' is a fecking berk so that explains it really.To be honest as much as I'll defend Garnacho, I really dislike things like this. He's nowhere near the player Mbappe is, and nor should he be expected to be yet. He isn't as good a player as Foden is either. I don't get what these things are supposed to do other than lead to scenarios where 'He scored this week, this player didn't, so he's much better!1!!' which is essentially what those who present stats like in the Tweet ultimately want to reduce every footballing chat down to.
He's human and we all deal with things differently. Just because ones on here apparently could deal with abuse doesn't mean he can.This is the problem with alot of people on here and other fans, just because he earns the money, he should be able to deal with the abuse. Fecking pathethic reasoning. He's not done anything wrong yet recieved a pile one from so called United fans on social media so he should be able to react how he sees fit.
Statman Dave's whole gimmick is just cherry picking stats to flatter United players. Completely pointless exercise.
He's not alone though. The art of evaluating performance has died. Some people can watch a player all season and genuinely seem to hold no other opinion on how he's played other than the results of a google search of his stats.'Statman Dave' is a fecking berk so that explains it really.
I interpreted the tweet as providing a bit of perspective in defense of Garnacho after the criticism he has received recently, rather than it simply meaning "player A has scored and assisted more than players B, C and & D, therefore player A is much better".To be honest as much as I'll defend Garnacho, I really dislike things like this. He's nowhere near the player Mbappe is, and nor should he be expected to be yet. He isn't as good a player as Foden is either. I don't get what these things are supposed to do other than lead to scenarios where 'He scored this week, this player didn't, so he's much better!1!!' which is essentially what those who present stats like in the Tweet ultimately want to reduce every footballing chat down to.
This comparision isn't helping either.
Garnacho is not Ronaldo, he never will be, Ronaldo was a freak even at 18. Garnacho can never fill those boots, but we have a lot of fans, like most clubs, who hear this kind of comparison and believe the hype.
In the current City side Garnacho might end up being the backup winger, there's no shame if that's where he ends up for United. He's a good player who's still learning and has a place in the squad, justifiably.
People used to tear their hair out over Ronaldo and his million step overs.Disagree. Ronaldo was not a freak at 18. The only complete players I’ve seen at that age were Brazilian Ronaldo, Rooney and then Messi. Suppose can also add Halaand as a pure striker. Ronaldo didn’t become world class until his penultimate season and out of this world in his last season at United.
Early on. Ronaldo was a very talented winger, the main aspects of his game was dribbling and trickery. He was often very frustrating. No one looked at him and thought he’d become the goal machine he became. Yes we all realised that with time he’d become a world class winger but don’t get it twisted he often drew sighs of frustration from the crowd, and from what I’m hearing even the players got very frustrated with him.
Of course I’m not saying Garnacho can become as good as Ronaldo went onto become. But remembering both very clearly I know Garnacho’s first 2 seasons are thus far better in regards to productivity, being direct , getting into the actual positions required.
Both have pros and cons. Garnacho is in a much worse performing team and has had managers with no clear vision for him. But he’s played in a 433 where wide players get more chances.
Ronaldo started in a 442 so was more often much wider and further away from goal.
Your should never ever write off a 20 years old. There are plenty of world class talents historically that were pretty much unknown at that age. He's a talented player, so what happens next is entirely up to him.This comparision isn't helping either.
Garnacho is not Ronaldo, he never will be, Ronaldo was a freak even at 18. Garnacho can never fill those boots, but we have a lot of fans, like most clubs, who hear this kind of comparison and believe the hype.
In the current City side Garnacho might end up being the backup winger, there's no shame if that's where he ends up for United. He's a good player who's still learning and has a place in the squad, justifiably.
Small point but Ronaldo was actually better in his penultimate season.Ronaldo didn’t become world class until his penultimate season and out of this world in his last season at United.
I remember lurking on the cafe around 2004-06 and some on here wanted Ronaldo sold. He was so frustrating to watch at times.People used to tear their hair out over Ronaldo and his million step overs.
Disagree. Ronaldo was not a freak at 18. The only complete players I’ve seen at that age were Brazilian Ronaldo, Rooney and then Messi. Suppose can also add Halaand as a pure striker. Ronaldo didn’t become world class until his penultimate season and out of this world in his last season at United.
Early on. Ronaldo was a very talented winger, the main aspects of his game was dribbling and trickery. He was often very frustrating. No one looked at him and thought he’d become the goal machine he became. Yes we all realised that with time he’d become a world class winger but don’t get it twisted he often drew sighs of frustration from the crowd, and from what I’m hearing even the players got very frustrated with him.
Of course I’m not saying Garnacho can become as good as Ronaldo went onto become. But remembering both very clearly I know Garnacho’s first 2 seasons are thus far better in regards to productivity, being direct , getting into the actual positions required.
Both have pros and cons. Garnacho is in a much worse performing team and has had managers with no clear vision for him. But he’s played in a 433 where wide players get more chances.
Ronaldo started in a 442 so was more often much wider and further away from goal. But was playing in an elite team and had one manager who always had a plan for him.
That is very well said.Do we really have people here arguing that Garnacho isn't good enough because he has better scoring and assist stats than a multitude of other players? Players that they would take over Garnacho because they...have inferior stats?
He's 20, making more of an impact than some of the so called world stars of football, in a United team that have had almost made scoring goals impossible, and some of you people are saying he's not good enough and the goals and assists actually means nothing? fecking hell, some of you lot are practically begging the kid to leave just so you can moan about that as well.
Completely agree.Do we really have people here arguing that Garnacho isn't good enough because he has better scoring and assist stats than a multitude of other players? Players that they would take over Garnacho because they...have inferior stats?
He's 20, making more of an impact than some of the so called world stars of football, in a United team that have had almost made scoring goals impossible, and some of you people are saying he's not good enough and the goals and assists actually means nothing? fecking hell, some of you lot are practically begging the kid to leave just so you can moan about that as well.
He's human and we all deal with things differently. Just because ones on here apparently could deal with abuse doesn't mean he can.
Not writing off Garnacho. Think he’ll become a world class player, sadly most likely not at United for his peak. But Messi & Ronaldo are 2 benchmarks no players should be compared to.Your should never ever write off a 20 years old. There are plenty of world class talents historically that were pretty much unknown at that age. He's a talented player, so what happens next is entirely up to him.
He’s the problem not the abusive fansDon't get it? May I ask you to explain what you mean?
Do we really have people here arguing that Garnacho isn't good enough because he has better scoring and assist stats than a multitude of other players? Players that they would take over Garnacho because they...have inferior stats?
He's 20, making more of an impact than some of the so called world stars of football, in a United team that have had almost made scoring goals impossible, and some of you people are saying he's not good enough and the goals and assists actually means nothing? fecking hell, some of you lot are practically begging the kid to leave just so you can moan about that as well.
100% something a lot of people need to understand especially when it comes to our young players and new signings.People used to tear their hair out over Ronaldo and his million step overs.
Foden's been injured most of the season too, plus most of Garnacho's contributions have come in the mickey mouse cup.To be honest as much as I'll defend Garnacho, I really dislike things like this. He's nowhere near the player Mbappe is, and nor should he be expected to be yet. He isn't as good a player as Foden is either. I don't get what these things are supposed to do other than lead to scenarios where 'He scored this week, this player didn't, so he's much better!1!!' which is essentially what those who present stats like in the Tweet ultimately want to reduce every footballing chat down to.
You think that was what I wanted to say with my comment towards you?He’s the problem not the abusive fans
Any chance somebody takes himself a little too seriously?
I think Amad has to be ahead of Garnacho in the queue for those front 3 positions.If amorim wants to play 343 with our team then I think a front three including garnacho and Bruno is the way to go. Maybe hojlund in the middle. I don't really see a place for rashfords lazy play off the ball.
Garnacho is second in the queue behind him then. Rashford is well behind. Depends how he wants to play. Garnacho came on for Rashford today, so it is him under threat not Garnacho.I think Amad has to be ahead of Garnacho in the queue for those front 3 positions.
I would say Ronaldo was a freak talent, wasn't the finished article but it was clear to see he was going to become one of the best in the world IMO
Also, his best season was the penultimate one with us and his last one he wasnt as good as he clearly wanted the Madrid move after the end of the 08 season and the CL win
It isn't just online abuse though, we have YouTubers confronting them in person, on camera, saying shit to their face too, as happened with Garnacho recentlyHe seems to be yet another United player too bogged down by social media.
I know he’s received online criticism recently but he is still overwhelmingly supported.
As far as I’m aware there’s been absolutely no discontent from game going fans either.
I know online abuse is wrong but seriously if our players are incapable of shutting it out and repeatedly get bogged down by it then genuinely they should look to move clubs. It’s Manchester United… This is the scrutiny you’re under playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world. Letting a very small number of online “supporters” alter the way you celebrate a goal is ridiculous.
I’ve lost interest now. Sorry.You think that was what I wanted to say with my comment towards you?
Just for the record, that was my initial comment towards you - and you think my point was that he is the problem?
Such a shame. I am sure others would have loved the train of thought that created your comment in the first place.I’ve lost interest now. Sorry.