Fair enough, likewise EtH could have said Sancho wasn't part of match day squad because of some minor knock.
Sure, he could have lied to us. And, to be fair, most of the time managers do tell fibs to ensure they don't unsettle their players. They'll tell us very different things to what they tell the players behind closed doors.
But, ETH has worked with Sancho for well over a year now. Sancho has had his chances. ETH gave him special treatment last year, sent him to the Netherlands to try and help him and whatever his issues were.
However, there comes a point were enough is enough. It seems like Sancho has let him down. Vidic came out lately and said Sancho was frequently late for training. I've no idea how bad the issues is, in my mind he probably stays up until about 5am playing FIFA, and comes in late to training, knackered (as I said, it is just a presumption, but I'd love to know exactly what the problem is with him).
Sancho has been poor for us. There have always been questions about his attitude, not just at Man Utd. He had a good semi final in the Champions League for Dortmund, but I don't think his entire time at Dortmund since returning has been a flying success? But, it was inevitable that as long as he didn't play rubbish in the semi final, the media was going to pick up on that fact, and push the narrative "Sancho is an excellent player, and the problem is Man Utd and ETH".
I'd love to think Sancho could come back to Man Utd, be amazing, help win us the league and be in with a shout of winning the Balon D'Or. In reality, that probably isn't going to happen. I think he'll continue to have issues with his attitude and work ethic, and just be a really poor influence on other players. I'd rather have a winger who has bang average quality, but an absolute 100% determination to work hard and fight for every challenge (even better if we have a quality player who can do that). Maybe Sancho is just better off at a club where the media attention is less, the expectations are not quite as high and he doesn't need to be the star player. Maybe that is the type of club he is just better suited at, and he'll play with a bit more freedom?