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Find it quite funny people praising him today. I thought he was bang average yet again and we got better when he went off
Maybe not just composure but confidence he lacks. Whenever Ole has been able to give him a chance has been at RW, where he has been terrible. Perhaps our LW needs to be rotated a bit more in the Cup games to give him the opportunity to play at his best position.Looked ok today running with the ball though Newcastle gave him loads of space because they were far more worried about Rashford. Something needs to change in his shooting, think it's a combination of poor technique and lack of composure. Just put your foot through it, I'd rather it go over than see another pea-roller down the keeper's throat. Best performance from him in a while though, do think he needs a goal just to calm down and believe he can contribute in this team again
Find it quite funny people praising him today. I thought he was bang average yet again and we got better when he went off
There is very minimal structural plans made in attack within this team. Off the ball movements are heavily reliant on individuals whims rather than an actual script. This leaves players like James (who has no natural footballer brain) clueless to behave creatively. He instead produces the chop fest attempt at football that he normally gives us. Today was an outlier performance on his end as he looked inspired and awkwardly creative in the initiatives he took.These things can be coached by pour coaches. This is why I say our coaching has been poor. He should be coached when to pass and when to shoot. When to make those runs. He should be told that his job is not a striker but a creator of goals. And also where to put his crosses or passes. These things are done in training. He is not a Sunday pub player but an International player.
These things can be coached by pour coaches. This is why I say our coaching has been poor. He should be coached when to pass and when to shoot. When to make those runs. He should be told that his job is not a striker but a creator of goals. And also where to put his crosses or passes. These things are done in training. He is not a Sunday pub player but an International player.
These things can be coached by pour coaches. This is why I say our coaching has been poor. He should be coached when to pass and when to shoot. When to make those runs. He should be told that his job is not a striker but a creator of goals. And also where to put his crosses or passes. These things are done in training. He is not a Sunday pub player but an International player.
I blame the coaching and patterns of playIt’s all about the coaching. How many time can you get the word coaching into your first two sentences? Bloody coaches, if only our coaching was better (even though I have no barometer to measure it by), overnight every player would be better. Pesky coaches, not coaching properly. Given how bad our armchair fans think our coaching is, I’m thinking of turning my hand to some coaching. I don’t know anything about coaching, but I must be a better coach than our current coaches, Because people on the internet say with absolute certainty that their coaching just is not up to standard, and we should have better coaches, coaching our players.
He’s no doubt trying to please the fans who look down their noses at him.He’s like Pereira, if he just used his eyes and brain he’d probably be 10 times the player. For someone with his shooting ability and goal record he has no business being that greedy.
I believe he's getting praised not being absolutely awful which is strange. He was neat and tidy today as compared to a bot aimlessly running into opponents but surely this isn't what we need from one of our front three? I thought the role of one of the wide players was to drop inside and create and the other hand to hurt teams out wide and in behind. Other than Rashford he was the only attacker who had pace. But all he did was pop it about neatly and keep moves going. Which for me shouldn't be enough. I don't really see how he's s starter. I hope the two 18 year olds settle down quickly so that these opportunities can be given to them instead.I really must have been watching a different game to some in here. He was awful again, not near the level for United.
Decision making, final ball and shooting terrible. We had so much space in that game and he offered nothing, again. No coincidence that we scored 3 when he was subbed for Donny. There are levels in football and he's not good enough to play for United. He's 23 next month not 17 and some are on about coaching, to learn how to kick the ball ha ha. Loan and cash in, the lad is out of his depth.
Yub. He was OK and his OK performance was probably his best all year. Same as with Lingard, when he plays OK he doesn't get hurled abuse on here.I believe he's getting praised not being absolutely awful which is strange. He was neat and tidy today as compared to a bot aimlessly running into opponents but surely this isn't what we need from one of our front three? I thought the role of one of the wide players was to drop inside and create and the other hand to hurt teams out wide and in behind. Other than Rashford he was the only attacker who had pace. But all he did was pop it about neatly and keep moves going. Which for me shouldn't be enough. I don't really see how he's s starter. I hope the two 18 year olds settle down quickly so that these opportunities can be given to them instead.
I guess the main question with players who don't appear to be good enough is whether the manager rates them. Someone like Periera was inexplicably given a proper 1st team place in the team which turned into a bit of a joke but at least Ole realised he wasn't up the task rather than giving him some backup place in the team be wasn't good enough for either. I'd do the same with James. I'd rather have a youngster on the bench who can beat a defender or two.Yub. He was OK and his OK performance was probably his best all year. Same as with Lingard, when he plays OK he doesn't get hurled abuse on here.
It definitely is not enough. I'd rather wish James wasn't here so Ole couldn't possibly be put in the position to play him because he might have one of those 6-7 good games he's had here. Should be much easier to offload James unlike some of the other players in his club.
I think if a club came with a decent offer for James we'd sell. Maybe he's a decent in training and like I said before, you'd hope as the manager that he will have a good game like he's shown he's had before. Problem is he rarely does so he can't be relied upon. Also we have Martial banned, Cavani not ready, younger players not ready and Greenwood injured. James started by default sort of although Ole could well have started Donny instead. Maybe it was James' last chance or maybe there's something personal. Hard to gauge from where we sit.I guess the main question with players who don't appear to be good enough is whether the manager rates them. Someone like Periera was inexplicably given a proper 1st team place in the team which turned into a bit of a joke but at least Ole realised he wasn't up the task rather than giving him some backup place in the team be wasn't good enough for either. I'd do the same with James. I'd rather have a youngster on the bench who can beat a defender or two.
I really must have been watching a different game to some in here. He was awful again, not near the level for United.
Decision making, final ball and shooting terrible. We had so much space in that game and he offered nothing, again. No coincidence that we scored 3 when he was subbed for Donny. There are levels in football and he's not good enough to play for United. He's 23 next month not 17 and some are on about coaching, to learn how to kick the ball ha ha. Loan and cash in, the lad is out of his depth.
