And was he successful at United? Did we see any of that despite trying several approaches and a couple of managers?
Many players (most in fact) can’t cope at United. Let him play for Dortmund then for a fee.
There’s difficult and then their is unprofessional. Becks, Keane, Cantona and Ruud I can’t remember ever being considered unprofessional.
Why are you even bringing up Antony? Is it to try and distract from the fact your arguments around Sancho are weak and so you need to deflect elsewhere to maintain a foothold?
The fact is Sancho has a history of unprofessional behaviour, he behaves unprofessionally for us, publicly goes to war with the manager over a minor comment that the manager is well within their rights to make and loses because according to Benni “if you’re from the streets no one wants to apologise”.
Sancho was an incredibly talented young player, failed at United and at 24 is acting like an arrogant teenager in trouble at school and trying to deny wrongdoing in the hopes his teacher backs down. I’m glad Ten Hag held firm. I’d hope any manager would because that mentality from Sancho is not winning us titles regardless of who is manager.
I really struck a nerve there haha.
My point is that there are two sides to every conflict. Ten Hag has now reportedly fallen out with Ronaldo, Sancho, DeGea, Varane and Casemiro. The last three have been lauded as ultimate professionals everywhere they have been.
There are Youtibe videos of Ten Hag berating players and falling out with others at Ajax. Check out the training videos.
For you and
@VP89 I expect you are going to jump to the rescue of any criticism of Ten Hag. It’s what you do. No matter however deluded or irrational, you’re there.
He’s stubborn. Especially with tactics.
he’s opinionated. Especially on “his” players (Antony, Onana, Martinez, Mount, Malacia, Weghorst,etc.)
He’s just guided us to the worst finish ever in the PL with a negative G
Are we now saying that someone who lost 3-0 to Bournemouth at home, 4-0 to Palace, 7-0 to Liverpool is the shining beacon of man management in modern football?
‘Sancho was wrong. But it doesn’t mean Ten Hag was right. We don’t know what went on. We didn’t see training. We know that the season after Sancho was bought, Ten Hag immediately spent 80m on an absolute shit player for his position of RW. If you can’t see why playing Antony over Sancho is a validation of Ten Hag, then you’re naive.
People want professionalism before everything else.
Before a ball is kicked, there is a minimum expectation, and sancho failed in that - your named players didn't.
And Antony being accused of sexual assault doesn't make him guilty, what a dimwit post that has feck all to do with sancho.
Wait. So, three women accuse Antony of sexual assault. It’s he said, she said. You say there’s not enough evidence to convict. Ten Hag accuses Sancho of not training well, Sancho disagrees, you immediately discount Sancho’s version. There’s now 170 pages of the ten Hag/Sancho conflict, there’s very few pages of Antony’s issue. You’ve posted non stop about Sancho. “He should never play here again!” Yet Antony is given a free pass? Both for shit play and being investigated for charges of sexual assault?
Both are attacks on a player’s character. I find it funny that you are so one-sided against Sancho but don’t care if Antony is shit or accused of assault.
‘Again, not condoning Sancho’s handling of the situation, just pointing out that both are character issues.
BTW, for my money, Antony is so shite, I’d rather have lazy Sancho there in his spot as at least he can pull out moments of brilliance now and again.