Always good to have decent debate. I disagree that Martial's strength is his dribbling.. this is a concern, as it seems that he is being 'pushed' into this bracket.. the top 'dribbler'. I don't even know what that actually means... the Martial who arrived on the scene, scored diving headers, scrappy goals, great goals after a run... goals with decent finishes ( Watford last week...).. my point is he could have it all! But a dribbler? This is one of his faults, he tends to slow a game down, to keep the ball under his feet at times... against Arsenal, he was more free, more fluid.. him, Lukaku, Lindgard.. Pogba... they were just awesome, power, pace, technique... but they didn't destroy Arsenal through great dribbling.
Martial can travel with the ball well, of course... but look at those who I have compared him to in terms of dribbling... Messi, Ronaldo, Ronaldhino.. these are amazing players, who can run, and drift, or simply bemuse a defender, and go past him, and they do this with pure instinct and style. Martial is NOT this type of player, and I don't think that is the Martial we want or need. We want Martial the goal-scorer, and goal-maker. He has decent technical qualities, but consider him and say, Pogba: who is the better dribbler? Who can beat a man more effectively? Pogba is a special talent, and he can do this.. Martial isn't that type of player. It doesn't mean he is a bad player, just not that type of player and I worry about him complicating his game.
I never mentioned anything about hugging touchlines or wing-play. Suggesting that he doesn't need to be able to go outside a marker, in addition to his ability (and at this stage, far too obvious option) to cut inside is strange... If Anthony Martial develops a decent left foot (remember Ronaldo did exactly this at Man Utd) this would enhance his game incredibly.