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Looks like another player that mourinho will have burned his bridges with, the whole thing about leaving him out of the squad and the reason behind it is just pathetic.
Firstly, the tactics was a hindrance. Sanchez wouldn't have fared any better in that defensive lineup.It worked dropping him didn't it, today went really well
Back in the team Tuesday then. Sorted.
We need to see what he's like under a more attacking manager before totally writing him off, as, Lukaku, Pogba, Martial etc don't especially look terrific most games.
I wonder if he'll do the same to Lukaku.
No..I wonder if he'll do the same to Lukaku.
No..
He tends to have his favorites
Well a public dressing down might mean that privilege is no more.I thought Sanchez was one of his favourites?
His stats for running around a bit and giving the ball away have remained very consistent. Add in poor goals and assists and that isn't too good.Mourinho’s supposed to be a good man manager, but not sure I see the sense behind this one, particularly if it happened post-Derby where he did not get off the bench. As I keep stressing too, his underlying stats aren’t too bad. We’re just not getting the goals and assists you would expect.
I wonder if he'll do the same to Lukaku.
Sanchez is always going to give the ball away a lot. As long as the risk/reward balance is there, it’s not too bad. Players need to try and make things happen in the final third. It would be a bigger crime to be overly conservative with the ball.His stats for running around a bit and giving the ball away have remained very consistent. Add in poor goals and assists and that isn't too good.
Might lend to the theory the signing was driven by WoodwardI thought Sanchez was one of his favourites?
feck me he should also do the same to himself in front of a mirror in the dressing room.
The problem is he isn't losing the ball by trying difficult passes most of the time. He loses it just getting it under control or trying to dribble away from people.Sanchez is always going to give the ball away a lot. As long as the risk/reward balance is there, it’s not too bad. Players need to try and make things happen in the final third. It would be a bigger crime to be overly conservative with the ball.
I wouldn’t worry about a player’s number of assists, whilst their key passes number is fine. They can’t help their teammates finish the chances.
Goals are a bit more of a worry, but it’s a volatile stat subject to a lot of variance.
Hasnt been under Jose. I believe he's a top top player who could be a top 5 League player under a good manager. But then, ask yourself which of our players is currently in the top 5 in the LeagueNo problems wirh this. Samchez hasnt been good enough
Watching him play so poorly since he arrived is a huge worry. A summer rest and a full pre-season and still no improvement.Sanchez is always going to give the ball away a lot. As long as the risk/reward balance is there, it’s not too bad. Players need to try and make things happen in the final third. It would be a bigger crime to be overly conservative with the ball.
I wouldn’t worry about a player’s number of assists, whilst their key passes number is fine. They can’t help their teammates finish the chances.
Goals are a bit more of a worry, but it’s a volatile stat subject to a lot of variance.
This makes a lot of sense.I'm an Arsenal fan and watched him play virtually every match since he joined us until his departure. Have caught about 10 United matches since he left us. Can only really tell you that he was in decline with us for a while after a blistering 18 or so months (and he was exceptional during that period, particularly in the season where he scored a screamer in the cup final against Aston Villa). By the end he had lost pace, wasn't making penetrating off the ball runs (in part I think because Wenger didn't coach attacking structure into our team), gave the ball away an utterly obscene amount and developed something of an attitude in being unable to see his own feck-ups. Ozil was the better player for the last 12+ months with us and Wenger even accommodated Sanchez's drop in pace by playing him and Ozil at quasi #10s off a #9 (Lacazette in a 3-4-2-1) so they could drift centrally more and forfeit a significant amount of defensive responsibility. By the last 6 months, Sanchez really wasn't bothered and the other players seemed to be losing patience with his antics and drop in performances. He kept some outstanding link-up play with Ozil which was the one shining beacon of his last year or so. I haven't seen him pick up that type of connection at Utd with someone else.
It's quite the enigma to have a player who is terribly wasteful (albeit occasionally brilliant) in playing through passes but incapable of running beyond. Leaves his best remaining position as a #10 but you can't play that because Pogba can't play in a two. Sanchez doesn't fit on the wing a great deal anymore and as a #9 he has never been particularly great. Oddly enough he'd now thrive back as a second striker behind Di Natale as he had at Udinese. So I haven't a notion how you square this circle but this isn't purely some Mourinho mismanagement, you bought a player who has comfortably had his best days and has been on the decline for a while. Given his wages, it's a shambles of a transfer.
I don't buy tickets to the games. I do pay TV subscriptions, but I wouldn't pay for football alone, I follow cricket and tennis closely, and watch some other sports as well. However, I've drawn the line at subscribing to Eleven Sports, even though I enjoy watching La Liga, and when the ATP Tour goes on Amazon then I'm not going to subscribe to that either, or for the two PL games that they've got.Sorry for the late reply but you're not funding the salaries of the players as some sort of charity. You buy tickets to the game and the subscriptions because it's a form of entertainment. Would your outlook of the situation be the same if we were playing like City?
I imagine Fergie wouldn't have been shy about bollocking someone who wasn't performing well enough and for so long. Then again, Fergie has everyone on his side. This'll only make things worse with Sanchez and any other player who isn't a fan of Jose.
I'm an Arsenal fan and watched him play virtually every match since he joined us until his departure. Have caught about 10 United matches since he left us. Can only really tell you that he was in decline with us for a while after a blistering 18 or so months (and he was exceptional during that period, particularly in the season where he scored a screamer in the cup final against Aston Villa). By the end he had lost pace, wasn't making penetrating off the ball runs (in part I think because Wenger didn't coach attacking structure into our team), gave the ball away an utterly obscene amount and developed something of an attitude in being unable to see his own feck-ups. Ozil was the better player for the last 12+ months with us and Wenger even accommodated Sanchez's drop in pace by playing him and Ozil at quasi #10s off a #9 (Lacazette in a 3-4-2-1) so they could drift centrally more and forfeit a significant amount of defensive responsibility. By the last 6 months, Sanchez really wasn't bothered and the other players seemed to be losing patience with his antics and drop in performances. He kept some outstanding link-up play with Ozil which was the one shining beacon of his last year or so. I haven't seen him pick up that type of connection at Utd with someone else.
It's quite the enigma to have a player who is terribly wasteful (albeit occasionally brilliant) in playing through passes but incapable of running beyond. Leaves his best remaining position as a #10 but you can't play that because Pogba can't play in a two. Sanchez doesn't fit on the wing a great deal anymore and as a #9 he has never been particularly great. Oddly enough he'd now thrive back as a second striker behind Di Natale as he had at Udinese. So I haven't a notion how you square this circle but this isn't purely some Mourinho mismanagement, you bought a player who has comfortably had his best days and has been on the decline for a while. Given his wages, it's a shambles of a transfer.
I'd rather him have a run of games on the bench or in the stands.Should be given run of games on the right side, alogside Dalot, if possible, since Valencia seems done.
Kuyt scored goals tho.Reminded me of Dirk Kuyt today.
He huffs and puffs, but doesn't blow the house down.
He's finished at the top level.
What position he plays is irrelevant.
He looked a lot better on the right today than in his previous games, but he looks like his touch and passing are completely gone.
I think part of it is confidence, I saw some decent dribbling on the right which show's there's something still there, but I don't know why 90% of what he does seems to end up with the opposition players.