I keep reading the line that he's still very raw. I've seen nothing in his game that actually fits that description in these first two games for him. His touch, vision and hold up- qualities that are bound to improve with more experience were spot on last night. Like this article that has the ongoing narrative about being raw:
http://www.skysports.com/football/n...first-start-for-manchester-united-against-psv
He should start as our striker for the time being, he is the only one we have suited for that role. Rooney can try to nail town the nr.10 position. Allthough I don't think he's got what it takes anymore he'll probably be a certain starter so let's try putting him behind Martial when he comes back.
It's because he is young, people know that he is only 19, so he must be raw. But he isn't raw, otherwise what do you say about Hernandez or Welbeck. Martial is at an early stage of his development around the same stage than Rooney when he joined us, but like Rooney he isn't naive tactically or athletically, Ranieri and Jardim did a great job with him.