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The luxury of having him on the bench. Great player in great form. Can’t believe we let James play ahead of him and Pogba.
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Scroll down. It's something like a goal per 122 minutes.
Obviously I'd like him to be our first choice CF at this point but given the fitness congestion, his age and the fact that he only made 22 appearances for PSG last season, I wouldn't be overly critical of Solskjaer for managing his gametime either.
Ole has dealt with him well so far. He isn’t fit enough to play 90 minutes every 2 days, he’s not going to play as well against a high line as he’s not got the pace for it.I am genuinely gutted we’ve signed him so late in his career. Everything about him is fantastic, and I think Ole should just trust him and start him every week.
Worked alright with Ibra who was older that Cavani and both keep themselves in fantastic shape.
Ole has dealt with him well so far. He isn’t fit enough to play 90 minutes every 2 days, he’s not going to play as well against a high line as he’s not got the pace for it.
and they aren’t all the same players you buffoon.A United fan, a team of Hughes, Cantona, Sheringham, SOLKSJÆR, hell even Ruud... thinks only fast players are good against high lines.
Sometimes you lot utterly bewilder me.
and they aren’t all the same players you buffoon.
we saw against Everton the other night he struggled when they pressed up high. He was pretty awful until the moment martial got him the ball near the box, then he came alive.
so yes in my opinion Cavani would struggle against aggressive quick defenders.
So you’d rather play him away to Leicester than wolves at home who sit back and counter?Yet he hasn’t in his entire career and Martial has, you plum.
For 30 minutes Everton barely got out of their half, so much for “high line”.
So you’d rather play him away to Leicester than wolves at home who sit back and counter?
glad you’re not manager
He just played 90 minutes 2 days ago, and we play again in another 2/3 days. How many matches do you expect him to play?!I’d play him in every game that I feel, along with the player and fitness coaches that his body can cope with; cause he’s clearly far and away the best number 9 at the club, in a club that plays with one lone CF.
Didn’t he just take a pressing Hasenhütti side to the cleaners?
As a sub though, he came on at half time.I’d play him in every game that I feel, along with the player and fitness coaches that his body can cope with; cause he’s clearly far and away the best number 9 at the club, in a club that plays with one lone CF.
Didn’t he just take a pressing Hasenhütti side to the cleaners?
He just played 90 minutes 2 days ago, and we play again in another 2/3 days. How many matches do you expect him to play?!
that was my whole point before you went on some ludicrous rant about the 99 team.
we have to be selective and careful as he’s prone to muscle injuries - he will play against wolves.
As a sub though, he came on at half time.
Cavani isn't fit enough to play that much in such a short time otherwise Ole would use him, he isn't blind to his quality
@Regulus Arcturus Black read the whole post. I said he’s been smart with picking the right games and rotating him.
resting him for Leicester where he would struggle more and playing against a deeper wolves line is smart management.
The way I see it is that it's all fitness related. Cavani is more than good enough to play vs any type of defence or tactics. He is that good.I’m not saying he should/can play every game. Just arguing that a United fan thinking a player isn’t good vs. a high line because he’s not rapid is an odd one.
Nobody has said he’s not class. So you think speed makes no difference at all then?I’ve read the whole post and think you’re wrong.
Cavani works against any defence, he’s pure class.
Not arguing about game management.
He is still fast(ish) but most importantly he is clever enough to always be a problem vs the high lineNobody has said he’s not class. So you think speed makes no difference at all then?
Nobody has said he can’t run in behind at all.He is still fast(ish) but most importantly he is clever enough to always be a problem vs the high line
I agree with the fact that Ole has managed him well. No complaint there.Nobody has said he can’t run in behind at all.
let me ask you this, will Cavani prefer to run 30 yards to get a shot away or just make a quick movement and get a shot/header away?
my whole point was ole has managed his games well by picking him in matches that’ll suit him more, but apparently that makes no difference as every game is the same
it reminds me of the home game recently where he was through on goal 1v1 and ended up chipping it from miles out and hit the bar because he was getting rapidly caught up, that’s exactly what I mean.
Not since lockdown since the beginning of the new season, free lockdown for the last part of last season he was on incredible form in pretty much every asset of his game.Came in an straight away his ability to move and link up play created a goal. It is hard to not contrast that to Martial who's link up play in general has been 'really bad' to 'getting a little better' since lock down. Conundrum to be honest, I like that off the bench action but he's also a huge player for a full game and integral to the first team. Maybe we should go on a 90min/20min rotation in the packed game weeks?
Cavani? Sorry I don't get who you're talking about. If we're talking Martial's link up play, it is basically a first year apprentice work in progress and has been since we locked the PL down last season. He came out of that lock down and made people sit up and say "okay we've got something to work with here". Anything beyond that is a complete fabrication of what happened in an attempt to make his all-round game look better than it is/was. His level at the moment has reverted to type, like a first year apprentice in most trades.Not since lockdown since the beginning of the new season, free lockdown for the last part of last season he was on incredible form in pretty much every asset of his game.
You’re misremembering just how good Martial was after lockdown. He was holding the ball up with serious strength, laying it off, scoring amazing goals. He wasn’t middling to good, people were thinking he’d finally hit his potential not ‘oh this might be something to work with’. It’s less people are trying to make it look better than it was, more you’re downplaying it to prove a point.Cavani? Sorry I don't get who you're talking about. If we're talking Martial's link up play, it is basically a first year apprentice work in progress and has been since we locked the PL down last season. He came out of that lock down and made people sit up and say "okay we've got something to work with here". Anything beyond that is a complete fabrication of what happened in an attempt to make his all-round game look better than it is/was. His level at the moment has reverted to type, like a first year apprentice in most trades.
You’re misremembering just how good Martial was after lockdown. He was holding the ball up with serious strength, laying it off, scoring amazing goals. He wasn’t middling to good, people were thinking he’d finally hit his potential not ‘oh this might be something to work with’. It’s less people are trying to make it look better than it was, more you’re downplaying it to prove a point.