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Him, Lingard and Rashford up front are horrific just no cohesion. They all do nothing.
I rather have that lineup SAF had against Arsenal with like 8 defenders.
We used to line up with Ronaldo, Rooney, Berbatov so Tevez and Nani could not get into our team.
All our eyes our now open. First the consensus was that we just needed defenders as Jose was holding our attackers back but now we see the light. Griezmann, Sancho and one of the youngsters would transform our attack.Sums it up well. Two world class players and one of them and we might look decent, but it's no wonder we barely do anything with the three of em.
The most accurate summary of Tony to date. my only critique is that he is currently good, with potential to become very good.He just isn't very good, and doesn't have this "world class" potential or talent that people always bandy about.
Martial's decent stats are because his one good quality is finishing, but have always flattered his actual quality over 90 minutes - he's a 'moments' player and if you're playing as a winger for United that's just not enough.
I'd give him one more season but only ever play him as a CF, as you can get away with being a moments player in this position more than you can when playing as a LW. He doesn't even have the qualities to play as a LW given his lack of intensity (to put it mildly) and ridiculously overrated dribbling. How many times have you seen him reluctant to take on a full back who he should be ripping to shreds if anywhere near as talented as people make out?
So yeah, give him one more season, but my expectation is that he'll end up having a Quaresma type of career; moments of excellence every now and then but largely underwhelming due to lack of drive and footballing brain. He'll end up playing most of his footballer at Europa League level teams in Spain and/or Italy and even find himself benched for those type of clubs at times given how utterly dreadful his bottom level is.
We still out hereMartial FC has been starving of late.
another very good postNothing weird. Just FIFA generation symdrome. In video game you just need players with good stats. You control the player's mind and ultilize those ability with the view of the whole pitch. Players like Martial clearly has that potential (stats), so moving player around when it doesn't work is a strait of FIFA generation.
In reality, it's a competition for position with managers' tacitical plans at work. This game in particular, Ole tried to press and the better players to spearhead our pressing are Lingard and Rashford for the intensity and their drive. You have to be better than someone at the key requirement for the manager's tactical point to earn that position or you would be at best shoehorned in a different position. Feck off offering nothing and still act like above the club.
Still there are some trying to spin it on Lingard having a worse game just to clutch on Martial potential, and easily swept the fact how terrible Martial played central against supposed tired legs in first leg, made our pressing worse and we had to settle for 0-1 defeat.