Other than that, I saw him playing on the left and tracking runners for years for us.
That is deep revisionism and you know it. Martial and Jose had an issue because of his refusal to track the runners deep.
I remember this acutely, because I remember watching him running along behind an opposition player in one game, not bothering to pressure or block spaces, which more often than not left Young exposed.
Solskjaer has got him to work a lot harder than LVG or Jose managed to.
I was this guy's biggest fan for 5 years. I had hoped and demanded he would come good. I was stupidly the first to his defense under Mourinho.
But there's far too much revisionism going on here. He didn't have "best moments" under Jose. Prior to last season, his best run was the run he went on when he first arrived here, under LVG.
Outside of that, he was more often one game good, next game bad, next good, next bad. Maybe he'll go on a run for a little while and then fall away again. Jose being Jose no doubt made it harder for him, but the pattern remained. His biggest problem was inconsistency which we all said was youth.
He went on that run last season, and we all thought, okay, it's come together now. He'll start being more consistent.
Then we get this season. Actually last season. This poor form started at Copenhagen.
Which is synonymous with his time here. He was amazing last season, now we get the opposite which is just abysmal.
Hes been that type of player pretty much throughout.
Immensely talented, but lacking the mentality to be the very best.
It happens. Most often, among professional sportsmen, this is what separates the most elite from everyone else.
But Manchester United as a football club cannot keep waiting around hoping he will gain that. It will become an issue that holds the club back if we persist.