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Assists 35th percentile17 G+A this season. He has exceeded last years tally of 15 in lesser games and minutes. There is improvement - maybe not as visible as team has been languishing.
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He's definitely been better on the right and there's bags of potential but statwise he hasn't had a great season. Like people have said he's clearly working hard so he'll only get better with that attitude.
Agreed but I was responding to a post that was painting a picture of a good stat seasonWhat centile is he on for 19/20 year olds? The main thing we want to see in any footballer that young is improvement, year on year. So if that’s happening then it’s all good.
I'm a fan of his so I can be bias but its kinda funny how both EtH and Amorim use him on the opposite side to force him to be less greedy.
You would normally setup to suit the players favourite side, but with Garnacho when he is on the LW he tends to be more selfish and go hunting for goal far more than he does on the RW.
Glad he (and Rasmus) got a goal tonight.
At some stage I would like to see him used as a wingback just for an experiment.
You're likely right. And I definitely think of him as an example when folk say Rashford and Sancho were unfairly blamed by Ten Hag or Amorim for stuff.Do you not think that it could be a club culture thing too? We are perhaps seeing it with Mainoo and the reported contract demands. I think egos and player power had been allowed to grow unchecked. We were giving youngsters too much too soon.
I think, the fact that he has turned around and applied himself is admirable, especially when you consider what others have done when faced with the same challenge.
If something fails he doesn't go into his shell,he will try again and again. Whether it's in attack or now with him tracking back to help when the wing back is higher. Lovely to see.
Happy he got his goal to break the funk in front of goal
It’s one of his best qualities and why I’d much rather have him than the likes of Rashford or Sancho.If something fails he doesn't go into his shell,he will try again and again. Whether it's in attack or now with him tracking back to help when the wing back is higher. Lovely to see.
Happy he got his goal to break the funk in front of goal
Yep.Do not move him from the right.
Assists 35th percentile
Non penalty goals 36th percentile
He's definitely been better on the right and there's bags of potential but statwise he hasn't had a great season. Like people have said he's clearly working hard so he'll only get better with that attitude.
Assists 35th percentile
Non penalty goals 36th percentile
He's definitely been better on the right and there's bags of potential but statwise he hasn't had a great season. Like people have said he's clearly working hard so he'll only get better with that attitude.
Yes, he is right-footed, and it significantly impacts his efficiency. Garnacho often appears selfish on the left because he becomes isolated; passing lanes are cut off, leaving him primarily with the option to shoot with his right foot. Settling the ball takes time, and since his main strength is his pace, this diminishes his effectivenessAm I daft thinking he is primarily right footed ? Playing him on the left basically limits him to cutting inside and trying to finesse it.
At least on the right he is more of a team player ?
When you look at wingers at Manutd, its mentality which is the difference. Whilst Garnacho is still very young, look at his seniors in Rashford and Sancho who are probably more talented but dont have the mentality.
I like his mentality, he will keep trying and not give up, which is why the fans still behind him.
So when Rashford broke through, he had that quality of not giving up, and keep on going even if things failed.It’s one of his best qualities and why I’d much rather have him than the likes of Rashford or Sancho.
I miss the old school mentality before inverted wingers. Have a right footed right winger, or a left footed left winger who could use the width to deliver for the strikersAm I daft thinking he is primarily right footed ? Playing him on the left basically limits him to cutting inside and trying to finesse it.
At least on the right he is more of a team player ?
I think a failure to sustain effort level has been Rashford's issue with United (a suspicion that's bolstered when hearing about his exploits with Villa - I haven't watched anything other than Villa highlights, so depending on the word of others in this regard.)So when Rashford broke through, he had that quality of not giving up, and keep on going even if things failed.
I think that injury or playing through injury completely fcked up (back injury?)
But he looked like a broken version of himself where he would rather just slow things down, stand and try some sort of killer pass rather than take people on with pace.
Back to Garnacho I think hes got more to him which makes it trickier to defend against him. Hopefully he continues to keep working on his finishing because he does get into great positions and lots of one on ones, he just isnt clinical. At one on one, you would be confident with wide people like Kanchelskis, ronaldo, nani. With garnacho I havent been.
I miss the old school mentality before inverted wingers. Have a right footed right winger, or a left footed left winger who could use the width to deliver for the strikers
Im assuming they prefer to be called inside forwards or whatever the term is now. Im getting also in this formation hes kinda a 10 but roams out wide. I think on the right he can still cut in but it opens up so much more. Maybe inverted width will work once we get both wing backs sorted who will bomb up and down.
You are including the charity shield, and 6 from Barnsley+ Leicester's second team.I’m curious how many other wingers in the premier league have 17 GA across all competitions? On the basis of the figures you are quoting, it should be over half of them. Can you find 10?
Those are decent numbers given how many big chances he missed so far (especially early in the season). Also had that goal disallowed at Brighton which was really unfortunate.17 G+A this season. He has exceeded last years tally of 15 in lesser games and minutes. There is improvement - maybe not as visible as team has been languishing.
Yeah he's still just 20 years old but already has 131 appearances for our first team. Phil Jones had 229 in 12 years, Shaw 278 over these 11 years.I think it's because he's been around for a few seasons now but it's crazy to think he's 20 years old,
Cole Palmer is 3 years older just for perspective,
In terms of similar ages, there aren't many players in Europe who can put up the stats he has done this season. Lamine Yamal is a freak of nature, so I won't even try to compare them both, as he clearly is a lot better.
Same footed wingers died with the decline of 2 striker formations tbh, because the wingers were asked to play higher up the pitch on the channels instead of hugging the touchline delivering crosses constantly.So when Rashford broke through, he had that quality of not giving up, and keep on going even if things failed.
I think that injury or playing through injury completely fcked up (back injury?)
But he looked like a broken version of himself where he would rather just slow things down, stand and try some sort of killer pass rather than take people on with pace.
Back to Garnacho I think hes got more to him which makes it trickier to defend against him. Hopefully he continues to keep working on his finishing because he does get into great positions and lots of one on ones, he just isnt clinical. At one on one, you would be confident with wide people like Kanchelskis, ronaldo, nani. With garnacho I havent been.
I miss the old school mentality before inverted wingers. Have a right footed right winger, or a left footed left winger who could use the width to deliver for the strikers
Im assuming they prefer to be called inside forwards or whatever the term is now. Im getting also in this formation hes kinda a 10 but roams out wide. I think on the right he can still cut in but it opens up so much more. Maybe inverted width will work once we get both wing backs sorted who will bomb up and down.
