Walters_19_MuFc
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Such a neat player, who has great awarness and decision making ability for someone so young.
A 5 yard square pass? Jesus, i'm happy for Amad but it seems we cant praise one of our players without shitting on another one.
It's probably about the composure and dribble but your point is valid, no need to bring James in this. It is frustrating for many fans that minutes go to James whilst Diallo will be on the bench or playing for the u23's, but that is something different altogether.
Was expecting something brilliant and then I see that... Kessie's turn made that goal.
For me, I think this kid is our future on the RW. What that means for Sancho, I don’t know, as I imagine he has been signed for that role, but you can just see that Amad is far more naturally suited to the right side.
If you pay heed to what the Dortmund fans then Sancho's really good on the left as well, at the very least sounds like we have contingency plans if players don't work out for whatever reason.For me, I think this kid is our future on the RW. What that means for Sancho, I don’t know, as I imagine he has been signed for that role, but you can just see that Amad is far more naturally suited to the right side.
Even in the best possible scenario it will take him at least 2 years to prove he can make RW his own. By then Cavani and Martial will move on and we'll have Amad Greenwood Sancho and Rashford for the forward positions. This won't be a problem, it's up to him to prove he belongs with the very best.
Still along way off the standard to be included in the starting 11 for United, in fact he probably looks a little off being included in the matchday squad for anything other than the weaker teams.
Signs of potential but a long way to go with Amad yet.
Disagree on the squad bit. Should be ahead of James and Mata in my book.Still along way off the standard to be included in the starting 11 for United, in fact he probably looks a little off being included in the matchday squad for anything other than the weaker teams.
Signs of potential but a long way to go with Amad yet.
I can only agree with that.I get that but that's not something James can control.
We have a lot of competition in the wide areas next season. Pellistri, from the little i've seen, also looks promising. I just hope we make the right decisions with these players that will allow them to develop in the right way.
I think Amad will become our Mata, as the right playmaker. Never seen a player of his age be able to execute passes with such precious for a very long time. With his talent I think he will be dangerous whatever forward position he plays and won't hamper others.For me, I think this kid is our future on the RW. What that means for Sancho, I don’t know, as I imagine he has been signed for that role, but you can just see that Amad is far more naturally suited to the right side.
Still along way off the standard to be included in the starting 11 for United, in fact he probably looks a little off being included in the matchday squad for anything other than the weaker teams.
Signs of potential but a long way to go with Amad yet.
How so??
Meh, maybe Mata but James has his uses and is a completely different player to Amad so will offer us something different.Disagree on the squad bit. Should be ahead of James and Mata in my book.
Because he's good enough to be playing in our weakest position (7 years strong). You say he's a long way away, he's already one of the most gifted passers in the squad.How so??
Come on, really?!Because he's good enough to be playing in our weakest position (7 years strong). You say he's a long way away, he's already one of the most gifted passers in the squad.
Watch more of him and you'll probably get it. He's been very impressive every game I've seen him play for the seniors and U23s, he's a huge talent. If you can't see that then fair enough, I'd go as far to say he's one of the most talented teenagers at passing the ball I've ever seen, pure consistency.Come on, really?!
He's not going to get in over Sancho on the right, nor will he play through the middle as backup over Lingard et al, James is above him in the pecking order currently, and rightly so.
I still expect Amad to be loaned out in order for him to get the game time to carry on his development.
Put it this way, Greenwood is the same age as Diallo and has 105 senior appearances, Amad has 8. There's a long way to go with him yet and patience must be given.
I can see he's a talent, I havent said anything of the contrary.Watch more of him and you'll probably get it. He's been very impressive every game I've seen him play for the seniors and U23s, he's a huge talent. If you can't see that then fair enough, I'd go as fair to say he's one of the most talented teenagers at passing the ball I've ever seen, pure consistency.
Good bit of play by him leading him up to the goal but does that even count as an assist? It was just a simple layoff at the end and the scorer did a great turn and shot
For me, I think this kid is our future on the RW. What that means for Sancho, I don’t know, as I imagine he has been signed for that role, but you can just see that Amad is far more naturally suited to the right side.
Left wing which quite a few Dortmund fans think is his best position.
He's been fantastic in the U23s, he's hardly featured in the seniors but when he has he's scored a decisive goal vs AC Milan in the knockouts, assisted Greenwood vs Leicester and put in a MOTM performance vs Wolves, a little more than just an 'OK'. I have Bruno Pogba Sancho and Cavani above him currently for creative passing, everyone else he's as good as or better, that's my opinion, I'm aware to the fact my praise is preemptive, but I watch a crazy amount of football (it's a part of my job) so I like to think I have a good eye for it. He's easily already good enough to be on the bench over James and Mata.I can see he's a talent, I havent said anything of the contrary.
He's been Ok in his handful of senior apperances, and he's performed decent for the u23's, but to say he's first team ready is slightly premature.
His passing range is again decent, I wouldn't go so far to say its one of the best in the squad, don't forget we have Bruno, Pogba, Mata all who are exceptional with their passing, also Maguire and Cavani deserve a mention here too. So yeah, I don't see Amad as being ahead of any of them players in terms of passing range.
Based on current status right now, and bear in mind that none of us can see what goes on behind closed doors in training, Amad is behind Sancho, James and Rashford (depending on fitness) for the right hand position.
I also think it’s his best position, which I’ve said many times, but you would still assume he will be deployed predominantly on the right. Sancho on the left gets a whole different level of excitement from me about his United prospects. As a RW, I’m more interested in Amad’s development.
Still, Rashford appears to be an untouchable and is also a left winger.
How do his composure and aggressiveness, directness need work?Clearly extremely gifted, also clearly not ready. Things like his composure, aggressiveness, directness etc. need work. Luckily those are aspects of his game he can improve with time and experience.
I think you are blowing his performances massively out of proportion, he played well against Wolves, but Elanga outshone him for me and not just because he scored (this is alos reflected in the match ratings after the game). I'm not knocking any credentials you feel you may have regarding football, that is the beauty of football the fact that multiple people can have different views on the same thing, however your praise is efusive and slightly overblown i feel.He's been fantastic in the U23s, he's hardly featured in the seniors but when he has he's scored a decisive goal vs AC Milan in the knockouts, assisted Greenwood vs Leicester and put in a MOTM performance vs Wolves, a little more than just an 'OK'. I have Bruno Pogba Sancho and Cavani above him currently for creative passing, everyone else he's as good as or better, that's my opinion, I'm aware to the fact my praise is preemptive, but I watch a crazy amount of football (it's a part of my job) so I like to think I have a good eye for it. He's easily already good enough to be on the bench over James and Mata.
The classic turn, feint, feint again and assist, I see it as well mate.That assist is reminiscent of Messi
Fair enough, you're right about my praise being effusiveI think you are blowing his performances massively out of proportion, he played well against Wolves, but Elanga outshone him for me and not just because he scored (this is alos reflected in the match ratings after the game). I'm not knocking any credentials you feel you may have regarding football, that is the beauty of football the fact that multiple people can have different views on the same thing, however your praise is efusive and slightly overblown i feel.
I'm afraid we will have to disagree regarding whether he is good enough for a place on the bench. I feel he isn't ready for the step up just yet, and by all accounts Ole and the coaching staff seem to think likewise.
The classic turn, feint, feint again and assist, I see it as well mate.
Agreed.Think it’s more the composure. The pass itself was not that spectacular, but the patience to wait, wait, and wait again before releasing the ball to ensure you do it right rather than just do it quickly is something that few have, especially at a young age and is the quality most reminiscent of the Argentine there I think.
Fair enough, you're right about my praise being effusive