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Why does he need 4-5 touches any time he gets the ball?
You know exactly what he's gonna do and the outcome. He's done.
You know exactly what he's gonna do and the outcome. He's done.
Actually think we’d look a far better side with him at number 9
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...chez-embodies-drift-ghost-ship-sporting-giant
The Guardian laying heavily into Sanchez and how much money he makes for not much at all.
How do you defend him being garbage for Arsenal as well last season then?All players cannot lose their ability over couple of months. Change of manager would help him. No point in assessing them while Jose is still here
Can't you just stop watching? I'm in the same boat regarding whether the effort is worth it because United losing genuinely ruins my day and logically it's stupid to be so emotionally invested in something that's outside your control but somehow I still get intense thrill when United are playing which I never feel when watching any other team or even sport. The reason I take opposing view to you on the outrageous salary is simply because of my appreciation of value the club(and players) create for millions of fans throughout the world like myself who grew up in third world countries and football was an amazing form of escape and fantasy. Ive so far made no contribution financially to the club despite gaining so much value from them so I cannot be jealous of the salary players are Paid.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.
I can afford it, but it's just getting ridiculous. And there is so much hype surrounding the PL, the product can never live up to the level of scrutiny. Maybe it's just me getting old, but the whole culture of football increasingly leaves me cold.
Can't you just stop watching? I'm in the same boat regarding whether the effort is worth it because United losing genuinely ruins my day and logically it's stupid to be so emotionally invested in something that's outside your control but somehow I still get intense thrill when United are playing which I never feel when watching any other team or even sport. The reason I take opposing view to you on the outrageous salary is simply because of my appreciation of value the club(and players) create for millions of fans throughout the world like myself who grew up in third world countries and football was an amazing form of escape and fantasy. Ive so far made no contribution financially to the club despite gaining so much value from them so I cannot be jealous of the salary players are Paid.
Absolutely but what I'm saying is its a two way street and club also creates value for us thus they make so much money which contributes to salaries for players. If you think about it in those terms than you'd feel less outraged at salaries players make.You watching the club + that feeling of excitement is a bigger value to the club than the finances. Nowadays business are smarter. Look at google, you don’t pay them anything.they have your eyeballs.
Just saying don’t undermine the “payments” supporters in third world countries make. Arrogant match going fans don’t realize withourMan United’s global non English fan base it would be another West Ham
Started really brightly but faded very quickly, no idea what's happened to him.
Sánchez got a £75,000 lump sum just for starting this game. He has to date been paid £14.5m by Manchester United. If he gets to January he will receive a £1.1m annual bonus, just, well, because.
In return for this Sánchez has now played 24 matches and scored three goals.
Played really well as a second striker/lone forward in pre-season, with Lukaku in current form - he should be tried up top because he is no longer capable of playing out wide. He should also be told to hold on to the ball far less and turn himself into a more elusive player rather than at the hub of the action.
This is from the Guardian:
They got the figures from Football Leaks. I made a thread about it a few months ago: https://www.redcafe.net/threads/foo...n-dijk-sanchez-lukaku-morata-and-more.438586/Absolutely ridiculous if true. This signing alienated the whole squad and did nothing to justify it.
They got the figures from Football Leaks. I made a thread about it a few months ago: https://www.redcafe.net/threads/foo...n-dijk-sanchez-lukaku-morata-and-more.438586/
How can we be that dumb on giving him such contract ? I really can't believe it.
Desperation to trump city I'd guess. In all fairness he was a risk worth taken given his form in the seasons prior.How can we be that dumb on giving him such contract ? I really can't believe it.
Mix of things:How can we be that dumb on giving him such contract ? I really can't believe it.
Mix of things:
and others. What a mess that turned out to be. Ended up getting knocked out of the CL at first opportunity and our form on the whole went to crap. Also alienated a few of our other players, which, whatever you think of them isn't great.
- To try and stop strengthening a rival
- Perceived marketability - especially in South America
- Wanting to back Mourinho and maybe make a push in the Champions League
Agreed on Martial and Rashford.Don't know if I'd go as far as to say a massive upgrade but if he's going to be playing I'd rather it be on the right so at least we can give a run of games to Martial or Rashford on the left to see if either of them can play themselves into form.
This. Nothing to lose at this point. Bench Lukaku and play him upfront. A goal or two might bring some of his confidence back.I remember when we signed him. I actually thought we could win the European Cup with him last season. What a joke. We have played him on the right and played him on the left, neither have worked. So why not just play him as the number 9. Nothing to lose. At least he can hold the ball up and runs around unlike someone else we have at the moment.
Always thought he was a d*ckhead for going to United for the money, and the best thing he's done since being there is play the piano.
Really rated him as a player but also never liked him personally