No way he wants a new challenge, he’s happy doing feck all. We’re stuck with him unfortunately.
He won’t be going anywhere ….he knows he’d never get away with his shite anywhere elseNo way he wants a new challenge, he’s happy doing feck all. We’re stuck with him unfortunately.
It wouldn't surprise me if that happened and he had a good season next year and we do need him to really. Sticking with EtH means that the emphasis is on him and not a new manager-fresh start scenario we've seen over the years.The only hope i think is that he takes on board the reasons why he wasn't included for England over the next few weeks and comes into pre season with some energy and desire.
Of course I don't but his attitude has been in question for quite some time now from caftards and profesionals alike. Surely people reach a stage where they start to think that maybe there’s something in it after all? It's not an outrageous take.Do you know anything about it from the outside?
You watch clips of him from a few years ago and he had blistering pace and was beating players with footwork easily. Everyone complains about his attitude and application but for me the problem is that he's just not that player anymore, whether it was the injuries or not I don't know but I don't see him getting that back.
You'd wonder if he's struggling to come to terms with that which could lead to demotivation.
If he had retained the speed of his younger years, sure.He's in his prime at 27, surely?
He's in his prime at 27, surely?
Ten Hag showed great faith in him in his first season. Heaped praise on him and told him he can do even better.
He got that (crazy) contract and crumbled.
How long ago was that?
And he was right.I know quite a few of the youth lads read the Caf, Callum Gribbin once famously called everyone on RedCafe clueless.
It only damaged his reputation among casual fans who don't know what they're talking about.
No club or manager worth their salt will think that he's a suddenly shit player because he didn't perform well in a team should've finished 15th on 44 points, 18 away from relegation zone, according to the underlying statistics.
And I love how you dismiss three good seasons from the last five as a purple patch. When there's more purple patch than bad performances since 2019 (or since his debut basically), do you still call it that?
Hasn't shown any of that for the last 18 months, maybe even longer.Pace, power, ball-carrying, ball striking, passing, transition threat, being a game changer, two-footedness, in all of these Rashford is light years ahead of Sancho. The only thing Sancho has over him is linking-up and combining in tight areas. Or is there something else in your opinion?
That's the reality.Well, Southgate leaving him out was a trulyidioticbrave decision and I've voiced my opinion about that many times on here. Every single player he took isinferiorsuperior to Rashford on the left wing.
The thing is he diminished those attributes by playing for the team when he shouldn’t have/didn’t need to as well. And the fans still seem to hate him. He was poor last season but I genuinely believe he cares for the club and has demonstrated this in the past.Well it should be his prime but he's definitely lost some physical attributes. It's not just a lack of application or love of the game.
You've missed the fact that one of the reasons we should've finished 15th is because he was dreadful, along with a lot of others.It only damaged his reputation among casual fans who don't know what they're talking about.
No club or manager worth their salt will think that he's a suddenly shit player because he didn't perform well in a team should've finished 15th on 44 points, 18 away from relegation zone, according to the underlying statistics.
And I love how you dismiss three good seasons from the last five as a purple patch. When there's more purple patch than bad performances since 2019 (or since his debut basically), do you still call it that?
Past it at 27
The thing is he diminished those attributes by playing for the team when he shouldn’t have/didn’t need to as well. And the fans still seem to hate him. He was poor last season but I genuinely believe he cares for the club and has demonstrated this in the past.
Pure assumption but I can understand if he feels some resentment too. Instead of supporters supporting you when you struggle they do the opposite. Just to clarify I’m not talking blindly backing someone but I’m talking about less outright negativity and abuse.
It’s this factor that makes me want to comment. Put yourself in his position, and while footballers live a different life, negativity affects us all. Others he was close to in the squad also had issues too which does exacerbate the situation. I think he can adapt his game though as he can pass and move, just needs to pick his moments better.absolutely agree mate. A lot of people are putting it down to application but in think there's something deeper. He's lost pace and the ability to best someone one on one when at times he was electric. I'm leaning over the last while towards the opinion that it's injuries have taken his gifts away..
What happened to his pace and his shooting? A dramatic decline compared to last year.
Regarding his shooting, there was an article in February that makes a good case that he's just been blasting it a lot more, when most of the times when he actually scores (actually every time in the season up to that point) was either a placed shot or a hybrid of sorts. Michael Cox concludes that Rashford basically needed to be trusting his own technique more.
If we don’t have to subsidise his crazy wages, I’d snatch their hands off for £35m.Would you accept a 35m bid?
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He's going nowhere, not sure why people are putting so much energy into wishing, moaning and hoping. I just don't see a move materializing this summer.
You've missed the fact that one of the reasons we should've finished 15th is because he was dreadful, along with a lot of others.
If he was one of our best players in a bad team, then he'd be getting some sympathy e.g. Dalot, Mainoo managed to come out the season with some credit despite playing in the same poor team.
3 good seasons out of 5, but we could also say 1 good season in his last 3. And the more recent seasons are most relevant.
More importantly than that, 2 out the last 3 seasons he's spent sulking and not putting in the required effort. That's clearly not a player we need around the squad who goes into the season and we don't know if he'll even be arsed trying this year.
Lastly, he's physically declined and lost a lot of pace which is his main attribute, so the earlier we sell the better as this may be our last chance to cash in for decent money.
Your wrong. He shown his passing ability against city in the FA cup final.Hasn't shown any of that for the last 18 months, maybe even longer.
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But you top reds know better, eh?
Are you genuinely saying that you think Rashford isn’t good at ball striking? You can’t be serious?Hasn't shown any of that for the last 18 months, maybe even longer.
If he doesn't like the "abuse" maybe he should give a feck on the pitch and not just wander around aimlessly. A bit of effort would be nice.The thing is he diminished those attributes by playing for the team when he shouldn’t have/didn’t need to as well. And the fans still seem to hate him. He was poor last season but I genuinely believe he cares for the club and has demonstrated this in the past.
Pure assumption but I can understand if he feels some resentment too. Instead of supporters supporting you when you struggle they do the opposite. Just to clarify I’m not talking blindly backing someone but I’m talking about less outright negativity and abuse.
Theres not need to quote abuse as if it’s not factual. It is. Check twitter/X. And your post highlights the exact presumption i mentioned. Also even if he doesn’t track back all the time, all players lose concentration this isn’t solely a him issue, ive seen him bust his arse for arse and put effort in.If he doesn't like the "abuse" maybe he should give a feck on the pitch and not just wander around aimlessly. A bit of effort would be nice.