I am entitled if I go on twitter and suggest him of what he should be doing which I do not do.You know he is a whole human being right? Not just a footballer. I have a job and I have business interests too. If he wants to start a clothing brand, then start a clothing brand. Why should he not be an entrepreneur?
Fans are too entitled. They want 360 control and input into how a footballer who plays for their team lives. There has never been any reports about Jesse not training properly, not taking fitness seriously or the like. Outside of that, I’m not sure why everyone feels so entitled to a say on another human beings interests.
Jesse is a man that cares deeply about his Manchester United career. We know that becaue he's revealed a lot about his family history and how he got to where he is and his emotional process during the way.
We know that he's had family struggles this season that's affected him in a negative way and he finally manned up and told the manager what was the probable reason for his lack of form. To be fair that probably took a lot of courage to admit to someone that your house is hurting. Lingard is taking care of both his siblings and his own child since his mother is very sick. His grandfather has prostate cancer and the two are very close (ref: the Players Tribune).
I think Jesse has played his part here and should find a new club, but there is not a mean bone in his body so why don't the ones who can't seem to be able to, look yourself in the mirror and reflect on what gives you the right to berate someone for simply being a out of form football player?
It's more than fair to criticize the on pitch performance, but I've seen some posts in the other threads on here that I don't wan to be remotely assosicated with.
To put some nuance to this whole "Only cares about his brand" bullshit I'm seeing some of you post:
Here is a handful of young men from Manchester United visiting a lifelong Manchester United fan who passed away from cancer 45 minutes after meeting players from his favorite team back in 2016. - https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...-wish-45-minutes-before-he-died-a7308676.html - It was Jesse Lingard that took initiative to do this after his cousin told him about it. It takes more than a bit of a character to visit a dying man you don't know on his deathbed.
So you know, we can all choose to remind ourselves that Jesse is actually a great young man that's having some real hurt in his life these days. Or we can go "bUt JLinzSs" like we are dumber than grass that thinks people only have two things going on in their lives.
I think the hate he gets is a hangover from the other season where the situation was extremely toxic. More than half our team was hated by our own fans, and Gary Neville was saying stuff like "This team are unlikable"I can never understand what can only be described as personal hatred that some harbour for footballers, so that's definitely something I disagree with. However, as a footballer, Lingard, and I'd add Periera to that bracket, isn't good enough for Manchester United. He's had his moments but eventually for the level of football club this is, we need to maintain higher standards and let him go further his career at a team more suitable to his abilities where he will get more opportunities.
The other thing I really don't like is how he inseparable from Rashford he was for a long time (and maybe still is?). Why would any 27 year old footballer be besties with someone almost 6 years younger unless they were seriously immature? Even if they grew up in the same street and had the exact same experiences in the academy, most footballers form cliques according roughly to their ages.
Yes. Thank you for the Fa Cup goal, but ultimately went through a purple patch that didn't last very long. Always got a soft spot for academy graduates, but unfortunately he never stayed or possibly never reached an acceptable level for a club with out aspirations.
Have no idea who would take him though with his wages, Arsenal Maybe?
Ole gave Lingard 36 games to prove himself this season. Ole is actually not this cold blooded assassin.
Why does he have to be a great footballer to have a clothing brand? He us a globally recognised athlete. He is well within his rights to have one.It's not about him having a clothing brand in itself. It's about him having a clothing brand when he's a nothing footballer. It speaks to either a deep set arrogance or mad delusion on his part. People didn't have much of a problem with Beckham's off field antics because he always left everything on the pitch. Pogba has blown hot and cold throughout his time here, but he's still a globally recognised top footballer so trying to exploit his own brand at least makes sense.
The other thing I really don't like is how he inseparable from Rashford he was for a long time (and maybe still is?). Why would any 27 year old footballer be besties with someone almost 6 years younger unless they were seriously immature? Even if they grew up in the same street and had the exact same experiences in the academy, most footballers form cliques according roughly to their ages.
I can never understand what can only be described as personal hatred that some harbour for footballers, so that's definitely something I disagree with. However, as a footballer, Lingard, and I'd add Periera to that bracket, isn't good enough for Manchester United. He's had his moments but eventually for the level of football club this is, we need to maintain higher standards and let him go further his career at a team more suitable to his abilities where he will get more opportunities.
Jesse is a man that cares deeply about his Manchester United career. We know that becaue he's revealed a lot about his family history and how he got to where he is and his emotional process during the way.
We know that he's had family struggles this season that's affected him in a negative way and he finally manned up and told the manager what was the probable reason for his lack of form. To be fair that probably took a lot of courage to admit to someone that your house is hurting. Lingard is taking care of both his siblings and his own child since his mother is very sick. His grandfather has prostate cancer and the two are very close (ref: the Players Tribune).
I think Jesse has played his part here and should find a new club, but there is not a mean bone in his body so why don't the ones who can't seem to be able to, look yourself in the mirror and reflect on what gives you the right to berate someone for simply being a out of form football player?
It's more than fair to criticize the on pitch performance, but I've seen some posts in the other threads on here that I don't wan to be remotely assosicated with.
To put some nuance to this whole "Only cares about his brand" bullshit I'm seeing some of you post:
Here is a handful of young men from Manchester United visiting a lifelong Manchester United fan who passed away from cancer 45 minutes after meeting players from his favorite team back in 2016. - https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...-wish-45-minutes-before-he-died-a7308676.html - It was Jesse Lingard that took initiative to do this after his cousin told him about it. It takes more than a bit of a character to visit a dying man you don't know on his deathbed.
So you know, we can all choose to remind ourselves that Jesse is actually a great young man that's having some real hurt in his life these days. Or we can go "bUt JLinzSs" like we are dumber than grass that thinks people only have two things going on in their lives.
You know he is a whole human being right? Not just a footballer. I have a job and I have business interests too. If he wants to start a clothing brand, then start a clothing brand. Why should he not be an entrepreneur?
Fans are too entitled. They want 360 control and input into how a footballer who plays for their team lives. There has never been any reports about Jesse not training properly, not taking fitness seriously or the like. Outside of that, I’m not sure why everyone feels so entitled to a say on another human beings interests.
Some really well reasoned posts on here which is surprising given the way a number of our fans like to dictate exactly how our players play & act in everyday life.There’s absolutely no shame in not being as good as Bruno Fernandes and that’s his replacement more or less. He’s played many times for the club he grew up at. Hes made a lot of money. He’s won stuff. He won’t be the first player who came through and failed to keep up with uniteds high standards and he won’t be the last. More talented players have done far less here than Jesse. He can be proud of that. I hope he gets going again at a new club. Hard facts his level after his drop off is not good enough for top 6. He’s not worth the wages he is on. Only he can do anything to change that and it looks like he’s eventually run out of chances here. He can’t say the club didn’t try their best with him.
The Dead-wood ChipperSmiling Assassin.
You guys posts are just plain disgusting and disrespectful!
He is the ultimate legend for us, and here the ultimate tribute to his majesterial prowess!
Instead of who?Maybe one more chance? I mean, he hasn't played much in our well oiled team. Could probably be better than he's been.
Maybe one more chance? I mean, he hasn't played much in our well oiled team. Could probably be better than he's been.
Yeah agreed. Just think there’s correlation versus causation. Too many are drawing conclusions that his poor form was caused by his brand, when there’s no evidence it has. He might just simply never have been good enough for a side trying to seriously challenge, which is hopefully the direction we’re headed. It could be that simple. I’m glad we’re moving on but I hope he finds a decent club and rediscovers some good form.Less than a year left on the contract? Yeah he's gone
Don't understand the animosity. Still struggling with the stupid theory that his brand disrupted his form.
Wish him the best, never had an issue with him personally. Maybe he'll get a new lease of life at a Everton or Southampton or in the Bundesliga?
Maybe one more chance? I mean, he hasn't played much in our well oiled team. Could probably be better than he's been.
For his talent I would say he has achieved a good deal in football. He should have no regrets. I still believe he could have been a solid squad player had he just stayed humble and worked on his football. His behaviour post 2018 summer has been nothing but shambolic, acting like a 10 year old and thinking he is bigger than what he is. He became complacent and was content with his football. He loved the attention he was getting and was spending too much time with rashford doing stupid things.I'd say he certainly reached an acceptable level. He was one of England's best players in the world cup but immediately went off a cliff after that.
He's certainly not injured as he's always pictured in training photos, guess he's on his way out, like others have said, I have a soft spot for academy graduates but he needs to move on, nowhere near good enough anymore. At least he once was though, unlike Pereira.
Jesse?Brilliant post mate, thanks.
I always find it a bit funny that People here thought Ole was a yes-man and too Nice. We are talking about a guy who spent years playing With and being respected by Roy Keane. If you play 7-8 Seasons with Keane, you can be ruthless.
C'mon, the Zlatan doesn't have best mates. I would also argue he doesn't have an age.Who were Zlatan's best mates at United? And what was the age gap...?
Globally recognized???Why does he have to be a great footballer to have a clothing brand? He us a globally recognised athlete. He is well within his rights to have one.
Your second paragraph makes little sense. Why can't he be close mate with Rashford?
See I want Lingard out as much as the next guy but some people take this to an extreme.
His only crime is not being good enough to be here. which is no crime at all. All the other stuff is just nonsense.
Was on his last chance. So maybe no.Maybe one more chance? I mean, he hasn't played much in our well oiled team. Could probably be better than he's been.
Jesse is a man that cares deeply about his Manchester United career. We know that becaue he's revealed a lot about his family history and how he got to where he is and his emotional process during the way.
We know that he's had family struggles this season that's affected him in a negative way and he finally manned up and told the manager what was the probable reason for his lack of form. To be fair that probably took a lot of courage to admit to someone that your house is hurting. Lingard is taking care of both his siblings and his own child since his mother is very sick. His grandfather has prostate cancer and the two are very close (ref: the Players Tribune).
I think Jesse has played his part here and should find a new club, but there is not a mean bone in his body so why don't the ones who can't seem to be able to, look yourself in the mirror and reflect on what gives you the right to berate someone for simply being a out of form football player?
It's more than fair to criticize the on pitch performance, but I've seen some posts in the other threads on here that I don't wan to be remotely assosicated with.
To put some nuance to this whole "Only cares about his brand" bullshit I'm seeing some of you post:
Here is a handful of young men from Manchester United visiting a lifelong Manchester United fan who passed away from cancer 45 minutes after meeting players from his favorite team back in 2016. - https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...-wish-45-minutes-before-he-died-a7308676.html - It was Jesse Lingard that took initiative to do this after his cousin told him about it. It takes more than a bit of a character to visit a dying man you don't know on his deathbed.
So you know, we can all choose to remind ourselves that Jesse is actually a great young man that's having some real hurt in his life these days. Or we can go "bUt JLinzSs" like we are dumber than grass that thinks people only have two things going on in their lives.
This forum is more anti-Lingard than it is anti-Liverpool or anti-City. It's a ridiculous state of affairs. He's become the easy/lazy punchline to every joke.
The guy tries his best but doesn't possess the quality or confidence. If he needs to be replaced by Ole in the transfer window, he will be. In the meantime, we should want him to find his form so he can contribute his best to the squad. Because his best would definitely be good enough to at least come off the bench.
Good post.
I can accept on a football forum people saying he's not good enough for where we want to be - that's fair enough, you have to be pretty brilliant to be at a top few in the league club. It's no crime not being good enough at that level!
It's the weird moaning at him personally, or because he smiles a bit, and likes a laugh on camera.
I wonder if people would prefer our players to be at the bookies for the hours they're not playing rather than working on another interest like clothing.
It's "probably" time for him to go to another club for all parties, but he shouldn't leave tainted in any way.
C'mon, the Zlatan doesn't have best mates. I would also argue he doesn't have an age.
No you aren't."Zlatan doesn't have best mates - best mates have Zlatan"
"Zlatan doesn't age - Age Zlatans"
Am I doing this right...?
"Zlatan's not a tedious egotistical twat - Tedious egotistical twats are Zlatans"...
This.He never had the quality to be a regular in the first team...Over the last 12 months its become clear that he’s not good enough to be a part of this squad...Ole has systematically phased out the “deadwood” over the last 15 months and I hope he does the same this summer...It's simple. He has been frozen out because we have better players. Hope to see Lingard Jones Rojo and Sanchez shown the door in the summer