Honestly I'd rather that than continuing to persist with himImagine buying a player for 80m, who is fully fit, but you decide to start and sub in 2 rookie kids instead of him.
On his birthday!Imagine buying a player for 80m, who is fully fit, but you decide to start and sub in 2 rookie kids instead of him.
On his birthday!
Imagine buying a player for 80m, who is fully fit, but you decide to start and sub in 2 rookie kids instead of him.
The damage done to the squad with this transfer can't be overstated. He should arguably be our most important forward given the price we've paid.
On his birthday!
Guess we can now stop saying he rates Antony over x player? Probably not.
What I hate most about the business is that it’s such a no go to admit mistakes. Why can’t he just say something like After 2 seasons it is clear that the club and Antony are not a match and we will find a friendly solution for all parties in the summer to transfer him. Point.
Who's still saying that? Most people have given him credit for finally coming to his senses regarding Antony.Guess we can now stop saying he rates Antony over x player? Probably not.
What I hate most about the business is that it’s such a no go to admit mistakes. Why can’t he just say something like After 2 seasons it is clear that the club and Antony are not a match and we will find a friendly solution for all parties in the summer to transfer him. Point.
It's been used a lot in the Amad thread, but I think it's finally going to die a death.Who's still saying that? Most people have given him credit for finally coming to his senses regarding Antony.
How is that throwing him under the bus? It's a normal answer to a question.Given he knew him so well before he bought him, then It seems a bit harsh for Ten Hag to now be trying to throw him under a bus, when the truth is that Antony was never and can never be good enough to play for us.
How is that throwing him under the bus? It's a normal answer to a question.
All he said was that Antony's form hasn't been good enough and that others deserve to play. I know football is soft nowadays, but c'mon. That isn't throwing him under the bus.I beg to differ.
All he said was that Antony's form hasn't been good enough and that others deserve to play. I know football is soft nowadays, but c'mon. That isn't throwing him under the bus.
All he said was that Antony's form hasn't been good enough and that others deserve to play. I know football is soft nowadays, but c'mon. That isn't throwing him under the bus.
I think it's pretty straightforward. Everybody saw Antony being in shit form because he played. Which kind of actually reinforces the question I always asked in the Sancho thread (and it really was just a question or trying to understand Sancho's reasoning): If someone who is this shit is playing, did Sancho really perform worse in training than this abysmal performances that even EtH now acknowledged?@Zehner @stefan92
Interested to know what you think of this? He's probably justified now to post a Twitter accusing the manager of lying about his training I suppose.
He's 'unprecedentedly', 'publicly humiliated' a player who's had very public personal issues this year that has also seen him removed from the national squad.
I think it's pretty straightforward. Everybody saw Antony being in shit form because he played. Which kind of actually reinforces the question I always asked in the Sancho thread (and it really was just a question or trying to understand Sancho's reasoning): If someone who is this shit is playing, did Sancho really perform worse in training than this abysmal performances that even EtH now acknowledged?
Considering that Sancho plays badly for Dortmund currently it's well possible that EtH was right, but I simply can't judge because I didn't see those training sessions.
Yes, and I don't think he performed worse than Antony when he played. So I really (still) have a hard time believing that it was justified to start one of those two underperformers and leaving the other one completely out of the squad. That all just felt weird. In general I just don't get what has happened to Sancho after moving to United. How could he turn so so shit after his time in Dortmund is (sadly) amazing for me. Which is why I tended to belive Sancho that there has to be something else as the reason than just training performances.As for the bolded bit, I'm not sure why that's important; we've seen years of Sancho's performances.
Yes, and I don't think he performed worse than Antony when he played. So I really (still) have a hard time believing that it was justified to start one of those two underperformers and leaving the other one completely out of the squad. That all just felt weird. In general I just don't get what has happened to Sancho after moving to United. How could he turn so so shit after his time in Dortmund is (sadly) amazing for me. Which is why I tended to belive Sancho that there has to be something else as the reason than just training performances.
But now seeing him play to me just indicates that he actually turned even worse than I expected...
You never know though. One of the best opposition performances versus Cristiano Ronaldo when he was here was Nobby Solano, filling in at RB, for Newcastle. Not very fast, not strong but a tenacious little fecker.I'm just laughing at the thought of Antony having to defend Saka or Salah 1v1 near our box.
Reading between the lines, Sir Jim and sir David have said we are selling him in the summer so if you want a chance to stay I suggest you don’t select him unless it’s an emergency!All he said was that Antony's form hasn't been good enough and that others deserve to play. I know football is soft nowadays, but c'mon. That isn't throwing him under the bus.