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We’ll see.He will most certainly be here next season
We’ll see.He will most certainly be here next season
We don't need another LW as we already have Rashy.
He needs a run of games to develop any rhythm, I'd love to see him off the left Flanking Rashford with Antony holding out wide right for a couple of games. Good thing Martial is back, if he's not doing well take him off after 65min for Martial then Move Rashford out wide. The throw in Wout as last option 70min+
for me, he’s going to be better than rashy just my opinion. Him and osi elevate us.
We tend to buy bad players from Dortmund , good ones seem to go other clubs.
He will most certainly be here next season
And Antony seems to lack pace as well, to succeed in the Prem you need to be very quick and be pushing the fullbacks, or you need to be a very good player to compensate.Sancho lacks speed - he relied on space behind weaker full backs and generally worse positioned collective Ds in the BL to run onto after a one two. The play in England is simply too quick for Sancho to be anything other than a once in a while guy. He'll never be consistently good for a long run of games in my opinion. I can see why ETH would be losing patience with him if that story is to be believed.
Other players are thriving in the current setup, and we've also now got one of the top managers in football, so at some point the players have to take responsibility for their own output. Antony still has time on his side having only recently joined and has shown far more than Sancho this season.Sancho was better than Haaland for Dortmund and look what he's doing at City. Antony was also great for Ajax. Maybe it has something to do with you, not the players.
One way or another, it's a shame what's happening with Sancho. He was easily one of the most exciting players in the world two years ago and look at him now.
Nonsense. Antony is definitely fast enough. Sancho too. The problem is Sancho lacks intensity and a willingness to impose himself on games.And Antony seems to lack pace as well, to succeed in the Prem you need to be very quick and be pushing the fullbacks, or you need to be a very good player to compensate.
Ten Hag didn't seem to be aware of this yet when he asked the club to buy Antony for such a shocking price.
I think Antony is quite a bit faster than Sancho - he also has a few more tricks to go by players than Sancho does.And Antony seems to lack pace as well, to succeed in the Prem you need to be very quick and be pushing the fullbacks, or you need to be a very good player to compensate.
Ten Hag didn't seem to be aware of this yet when he asked the club to buy Antony for such a shocking price.
Other players are thriving in the current setup, and we've also now got one of the top managers in football, so at some point the players have to take responsibility for their own output. Antony still has time on his side having only recently joined and has shown far more than Sancho this season.
Well they both are not showing it, both currently not good enough to compensate for their lack of pace.Nonsense. Antony is definitely fast enough. Sancho too. The problem is Sancho lacks intensity and a willingness to impose himself on games.
I agree. We have failed lots of players with how badly we've been run as a club. I don't think it's particularly suspicious, though - United as a club has largely been an unmitigated disaster since Fergie left (until this season (for the most part)) and nobody has come out of this ten year period looking good.Absolutely, Ten Hag is a top coach. Yet you still haven't overcome all of your issues it seems and who knows what impact the first year at United has left on Sancho. You only get one time to make a first impression and stuff.
Not voiding him of any blame by the way. He has to take responsibility for his form but it sure is suspicious how many players failed at United. Other EPL clubs have a much better success rate with Bundesliga players it seems. And Sancho IMO was the best player so far at the time of his transfer to the EPL alongside Haaland, so if one succeeded, it should have been him.
I feel the same way. Somehow United just broke him and he still hasn't recovered and maybe never will while being at United.I agree. We have failed lots of players with how badly we've been run as a club. I don't think it's particularly suspicious, though - United as a club has largely been an unmitigated disaster since Fergie left (until this season (for the most part)) and nobody has come out of this ten year period looking good.
We're a completely different outfit now but it still seems as if Sancho isn't capable of getting involved enough. He wasn't the only one who suffered under the nightmare of last season but he was only 21 when he signed and it wouldn't be at all surprising if it impacted his development to such an extent that he just needs a restart elsewhere. I'd have loved to have seen him with a proper attacking right back flanking him but I'm not sure if he'll make it beyond this season. Gutting really.
Brave journalist needed for that! He's probably got a really bland answer ready tbf given how the media are into everything these days.Someone of the journos really needs to ask about him on these pressers
Weird thing is, if Sancho is playing in that City side, he won't look out of place. Seriously.
I don't know how often I already said this before, but Sancho did exactly this for Dortmund. He was their main man and they relied on him to make things happen. And he did (when he was in form, which wasn't always the case). He just never got into this form for United.I do agree we are not the best club for Sancho. Perhaps he'd be better off where the pressure and spotlight isn't so great week in, week out. We aren't brilliant and rely on someone who can take games by the neck and win it. We can't do system players since the system is not there yet.
I don't know how often I already said this before, but Sancho did exactly this for Dortmund. He was their main man and they relied on him to make things happen. And he did (when he was in form, which wasn't always the case). He just never got into this form for United.
Who hurt you lad, relax.No excuses for this fraud tonight.
Either put in a performance that somewhat resembles someone who is actually trying, or Get TFO.
He's been given preferential treatment that most footballers don't get. The buck stops tonight.
He'll be gone for any decent offerDesperately needs to perform tonight, I reckon he won't get many more chances.
He'll be gone for any decent offer
I'm gonna be watching him closely tonight just to get a confirmation of how much he doesn't give a shit. Zero fight in him at all and plays with less intensity than the players in the Norwegian top league.
BrilliantNow google “confirmation bias”.
Now google “confirmation bias”.