He’s actually a pretty solid player for Inter these days. Not saying we should sign him, but ability wise he would walk into our team despite being 34.Bring back Darmian.
He’s actually a pretty solid player for Inter these days. Not saying we should sign him, but ability wise he would walk into our team despite being 34.Bring back Darmian.
What am I reading? I thought he was pretty damn good last night, how final ball needs work but there was nothing to write home about in terms of shitness.
Given that every single member of our squad looks clueless, I'm far more inclined to believe our moron of a manager is fecking up his instructions.His decision making is terrible. In the final third 9 /10 times he chooses the wrong option. His football IQ must be close to zero.
Given that every single member of our squad looks clueless, I'm far more inclined to believe our moron of a manager is fecking up his instructions.
Think he played ok tonight but once again fell apart when he got near the opposition box
Was fine, except in attacking positions where he consistently underdelivers relative to his technical ability.
Thats not playing ok, even Wan Bisaka offers more going foward (just) and Dalot next defensive error is never far away.
They've both been given a good run in the side under the manager and neither have been good enough. I'm sure one of them will definitely be here next season unfortunately.
Honestly you're hyperbole puts me off even replying but I'll give it a go. They looked a lot smarter last year when our manager wasn't acting like quite such a moron.Aye, because they've all looked so incredibly clued in under previous managers.
Split second decisions on the pitch aren't made under instruction from the manager. And smart footballer make smart decisions, no matter who's standing on the sideline. And "smart" is a word you will never hear used about Dalot. One of the most brain dead players I've ever seen at this club. Very talented in a lot of ways too, so it's a real shame he's so fecking stupid.
Honestly you're hyperbole puts me off even replying but I'll give it a go. They looked a lot smarter last year when our manager wasn't acting like quite such a moron.
Yes.My hyperbole? So last year our manager wasn’t acting like a moron but he’s suddenly decided to act like one now and it’s because of his intructions that Dalot is making stupid decisions? And I’m the one who’s being hyperbolic?
Honestly you're hyperbole puts me off even replying but I'll give it a go. They looked a lot smarter last year when our manager wasn't acting like quite such a moron.
I think we should all just agree on one thing about Dalot.
He's just not good enough, never was, never will be.
Could not agree more.
For a start, he's now playing next to McTominay.Wait which part of Ten Hag has changed? He was demanding last year.
But also. The idea that a manager doing something wrong automatically leads to players loosing braincells is....something else.
For a start, he's now playing next to McTominay.
I don't even understand your question. We've seen him produce high levels just last season whilst playing with a functioning midfield. As much as people hate to admit it, he's also produced many strong performances this season. He does have major flaws, particularly his consistency and final ball but he's not one of our most major issues right now.So its rubbing off on him or what? So put prime Michael Laudrup next to Dalot and he suddenly gets a football IQ of 160?
I think the gripe with him is that he's just bang average. Defensively loose at times, offensively really inconsistent. Terrible final product. He's a trier but no way near the level for us to be starting week in week out.I don't even understand your question. We've seen him produce high levels just last season whilst playing with a functioning midfield. As much as people hate to admit it, he's also produced many strong performances this season. He does have major flaws, particularly his consistency and final ball but he's not one of our most major issues right now.
I feel like these were all the same criticisms of Shaw about 4 or 5 years ago. Dalot has a lot of tools, he's an incredible athlete, he's technically very solid, he's usually good in the build up and can quite reliably bring the ball out of defence and up the pitch. Like I say, he's inconsistent and his final ball are big weaknesses but I think it will click especially if we can become a club that plays proper football again.I think the gripe with him is that he's just bang average. Defensively loose at times, offensively really inconsistent. Terrible final product. He's a trier but no way near the level for us to be starting week in week out.
Shaw is a much better player technically. You could see how technically polished he was at 18 years old at Southampton let alone his United career.I feel like these were all the same criticisms of Shaw about 4 or 5 years ago. Dalot has a lot of tools, he's an incredible athlete, he's technically very solid, he's usually good in the build up and can quite reliably bring the ball out of defence and up the pitch. Like I say, he's inconsistent and his final ball are big weaknesses but I think it will click especially if we can become a club that plays proper football again.
He’s actually a pretty solid player for Inter these days. Not saying we should sign him, but ability wise he would walk into our team despite being 34.
He’s a poor defender but he’s actually half useful further up the pitch as a right wing back type player. Antony offers so little you could push him further up and see if he could swing in a few dangerous crosses for Rasmus. Got a decent shot in him too.
Some awful posts in this thread. If you're binning dalot you're binning virtually everyone in the squad. He would look far far better in a functioning side with less defending to do and more time in possession of the ball. He could go to City and make an Ake type impact for example. He's the right age, is consistantly fit and available, is versatile with a great attitude and temperament. He's not a world beater but he's the very least of our problems and at the minimum could do a job as a squad player