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This aged wellI feel like hes not trying anymore...almost like he's given up playing for Ole
This aged wellI feel like hes not trying anymore...almost like he's given up playing for Ole
Great posts. In addition to his obvious ability to create something out of nothing he shows an aggression and defensive effort that puts the rest of our attacking players to shame. He left plenty of souvenirs on Everton shins today, that’s for damn sure!
These are the type of players you have to build around.Well said mate. Tbh I find our level of knee jerk reaction is just amazing
But it's the caf and I'm now getting used to it. Last year basically entire the caf wanted to give the POTY to Martial, Rashford or Bruno. Now people call them with all names after one, two bad matches. It's fine to criticize them for a bad performance, but don't go with stuffs like he's some shitty player, or their atttitude. Shit player are the ones who has been playing really badly for the large part his entire career. It's just one, two matches ffs. Which player in this world doesn't have bad match? Even Messi, Ronaldo had. How about some gratitude and especially respect for what they've done to the clubs? to give us fan happy moments?
There are no stats for football intelligence. That Cavani assist at the end. He waits and waits(drawing defenders away) when Cavani was too wide then releases ball to him just at the right time.
Bruno's great but you're praising him for not fecking up a 4 v 2. Something badly wrong if we didn't score there
Nonsense. How many goals has Rashford scored on the break? Plenty.If it was Rashford or Martial or Pogba in that 4 v 2 scenario instead of bruno it would have been a goal kick
He was fantastic on the whole today. I find it bizarre he can be so productive, and yet a really simple 5 yard pass that was on for him to play into Martial on the edge of their box he mishits to a ridiculous degree. How does that happen?! I'm calling him up for things that all of our others play do on a regular basis, but I find the extreme swing he's capable of interesting. He's also a victim of his own success as he's set the bar so high!
Nonsense. How many goals has Rashford scored on the break? Plenty.
This aged well
Totally agreed.These are the type of players you have to build around.
I said this before but to me it’s clear he is the “captain” on the pitch. He is a leader and fighter. He has that like Roy keane level of fight in him and you need that in your leaders. They demand respect both from the team and the opposition especially if they can then back up there talk with quality.
You have players with flawless technique, like Iniesta, and you have players that are capable of outstanding things on the ball, like Bruno. He'll always have this odd mistake in him, but in the end it's certainly worth it to let him try to do everything he wants.He was fantastic on the whole today. I find it bizarre he can be so productive, and yet a really simple 5 yard pass that was on for him to play into Martial on the edge of their box he mishits to a ridiculous degree. How does that happen?! I'm calling him up for things that all of our others play do on a regular basis, but I find the extreme swing he's capable of interesting. He's also a victim of his own success as he's set the bar so high!
Pretty much everyone except himself and Cavani was expecting him to take the shot for a chance at the hat trick.Bruno's great but you're praising him for not fecking up a 4 v 2. Something badly wrong if we didn't score there
Are you referring in today's match. If so - and hopefully we both are referring the same incident - it was a perfectly weighted pass to martial in free space in front of him. Martial was manned by not one but by two defenders left and right. A direct pass to him means high probability he would have got dispossessed. Bruno was hoping Martial to lose his two defenders, make quick run forward to get the pass. I was totally p!ssed at Martial why he just stood there. But that sums of our overall problem with center forwards. Neither Rashford or Martial or Greenwood capable of floating intelligently, losing markers in the box. They all expect the ball come to their feet directly. Although Rashford is slightly better than other two, and Greenwood is just a kid hopefully he will learn. But Martial is sometimes just so painstakingly stationary. All can learn it from Cavani.and yet a really simple 5 yard pass that was on for him to play into Martial on the edge of their box he mishits to a ridiculous degree.
Get this bullshit out of here.It’s crazy and an interesting phenomenon of psychology that a good deal of United fans subconsciously resent Fernandes because he’s come in and completely outperformed Pogba... therefore sucking all the oxygen.
That pass looked ridiculous but I also wondered if he wanted Martial to free himself and go for that pass. It would have been a good chance to score.He was fantastic on the whole today. I find it bizarre he can be so productive, and yet a really simple 5 yard pass that was on for him to play into Martial on the edge of their box he mishits to a ridiculous degree. How does that happen?! I'm calling him up for things that all of our others play do on a regular basis, but I find the extreme swing he's capable of interesting. He's also a victim of his own success as he's set the bar so high!
Nonsense. How many goals has Rashford scored on the break? Plenty.
Do you mean the one where he played it to the side of the Martial in the box? If so that’s correct he wanted martial to run into it and not just play it into feet.Are you referring in today's match. If so - and hopefully we both are referring the same incident - it was a perfectly weighted pass to martial in free space in front of him. Martial was manned by not one but by two defenders left and right. A direct pass to him means high probability he would have got dispossessed. Bruno was hoping Martial to lose his two defenders, make quick run forward to get the pass. I was totally p!ssed at Martial why he just stood there. But that sums of our overall problem with center forwards. Neither Rashford or Martial or Greenwood capable of floating intelligently, losing markers in the box. They all expect the ball come to their feet directly. Although Rashford is slightly better than other two, and Greenwood is just a kid hopefully he will learn. But Martial is sometimes just so painstakingly stationary. All can learn it from Cavani.
Yup this was what I thought he was doing when he made that pass.Are you referring in today's match. If so - and hopefully we both are referring the same incident - it was a perfectly weighted pass to martial in free space in front of him. Martial was manned by not one but by two defenders left and right. A direct pass to him means high probability he would have got dispossessed. Bruno was hoping Martial to lose his two defenders, make quick run forward to get the pass. I was totally p!ssed at Martial why he just stood there. But that sums of our overall problem with center forwards. Neither Rashford or Martial or Greenwood capable of floating intelligently, losing markers in the box. They all expect the ball come to their feet directly. Although Rashford is slightly better than other two, and Greenwood is just a kid hopefully he will learn. But Martial is sometimes just so painstakingly stationary. All can learn it from Cavani.
That's extremely harsh on Martial. Bruno was literally a few yards away from him and he was coming at him sideways - there was no through ball on. Any movement Martial made would have been easily shepherded by the defender regardless.Are you referring in today's match. If so - and hopefully we both are referring the same incident - it was a perfectly weighted pass to martial in free space in front of him. Martial was manned by not one but by two defenders left and right. A direct pass to him means high probability he would have got dispossessed. Bruno was hoping Martial to lose his two defenders, make quick run forward to get the pass. I was totally p!ssed at Martial why he just stood there. But that sums of our overall problem with center forwards. Neither Rashford or Martial or Greenwood capable of floating intelligently, losing markers in the box. They all expect the ball come to their feet directly. Although Rashford is slightly better than other two, and Greenwood is just a kid hopefully he will learn. But Martial is sometimes just so painstakingly stationary. All can learn it from Cavani.
This makes a lot more sense and seems more on the nose. Often Bruno gets it bang on, sometimes it's a bit off. He's a wonderful player on the whole.You have players with flawless technique, like Iniesta, and you have players that are capable of outstanding things on the ball, like Bruno. He'll always have this odd mistake in him, but in the end it's certainly worth it to let him try to do everything he wants.
It’s an interesting conundrum. I think the biggest thing is that Bruno’s numbers are so mental (basically a 1 G/A every game) that you can kind of get away with it.It also tells you about the role he plays, and the risks that come with it. Michael Cox wrote a useful article about it recently.
Generally speaking, if you play a #10 you force the play to go through them. You saw the bad side of that approach with Everton and James Rodriguez today, or Fernandes a week ago. You saw the good and bad with Mata at Chelsea too. Exceptionally productive but ultimately deemed an unnecessary luxury under a different approach.
The reason why we don't see tap in goals in this united squad. And I think VdB can fill that gap if Ole start partnering him with Bruno, instead of Mata. Bruno and VdB need to play together more often so that they start building that understanding. This cannot happen in just one or two matches. It is a process and it may take some time.Yup this was what I thought he was doing when he made that pass.
Yes, that's the one.Do you mean the one where he played it to the side of the Martial in the box? If so that’s correct he wanted martial to run into it and not just play it into feet.
The unfortunate thing is some times our creative player and CFs are not on the same wavelegth.That's extremely harsh on Martial. Bruno was literally a few yards away from him and he was coming at him sideways - there was no through ball on. Any movement Martial made would have been easily shepherded by the defender regardless.