mu4c_20le
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Bring back James
He had a foot race with their left back but lost. I thought perhaps their player was fast, but then Rashford came on and tore him to pieces, making the same player look slow even.
Not even sure it’s a lack of speed, but more a lack of belief. He looks timid on the ball and simply does very little with it. Needs time on the bench.
Doubt this would happen anytime soon, he has a complacent personality expression so far.I remember from somewhere a conversation online Pep was being interviewed about Bernardo Silva's development I believe and he said that many players who aren't physical have to make up for it being two or three steps ahead mentally than the opponent.
This is what undoes Sancho, he has the technical ability to excel but something upstairs isn't right with him. When he was younger at Dortmund he was far more assertive in progressing with the ball. He's never been someone who is explosive but he was certainly more direct when he was younger in Germany. Grealish is not particularly fast either but you can tell from his game he's someone who thrives off confidence. Hopefully Sancho can pick himself up.
Why the obsession with him? He was mediocre and there was no potential with him. That was his ceiling and floor.Bring back James
It was a dumb decision from Bruno to not go behind Sancho because he essentially narrowed the attacking option to only 1 (pass to bruno) as opposed to 3 (shot, cross, or pass to Bruno), which Sancho did not do (hence the goal). He basically bought the defenders time. But even with that braindead mistake, Sancho still should have realized that was the only option now.Was catalogue of errors with Sancho being a big culprit. But watching it back couldn't believe Bruno ran in front of him on the overlap, stopped any chance of shot or cross. Typical brain dead Bruno play.
First Kagawa now this. No more Dortmund players unless they have outstanding physical attributes to fall back on.
What a pile on. Not a single one of you even going to consider something might be wrong; he's just lazy, arrogant and indifferent, and it couldn't possibly be anything else?
As you were.
I've been a big fan of Sancho since he joined Dortmund from City and was buzzing when we signed him.What a pile on. Not a single one of you even going to consider something might be wrong; he's just lazy, arrogant and indifferent, and it couldn't possibly be anything else?
As you were.
My assumption is that there is something very wrong with him at the moment, but the net is cast far wider than him being a Billy Big Bollocks who thinks he's made it and thus can't be bothered.All we can do is watch the matches. He clearly wasn't working very hard in this one. I'm assuming you've decided it's someone else's fault that Sancho couldn't be bothered to put his best effort in for the first 45 minutes of this match, so why don't you share what you think the reason is?
Mistake 1: Bruno was overlapping him when he received the ball but he ignores Bruno's run.
Mistake 2: Passing back to Malacia in such an advantageous position is crazy.
Criticize the player for the mistakes (fair enough) but he's not going to make up 20 - 30m sprint to recover the ball he passed back. Even Bruno (who is going full tilt) when Malacia loses the ball is unable to make up that ground.
That said, I don't see a defining quality in Sancho.
Something “might” be wrong. So basically, ignore the fecking obvious, don’t acknowledge that he is actually a player who lacks work rate from the beginning, put your head in the sand and just assume something might be wrong.What a pile on. Not a single one of you even going to consider something might be wrong; he's just lazy, arrogant and indifferent, and it couldn't possibly be anything else?
As you were.
The forgetfulness of him is so meta.Don't forget Mkhitaryan in between.
Could it be because he was playing with Haaland? Just a thought.He's been so disappointing. I had really high hopes for him, and I was a big fan of the player we seen at Dortmund. I'd love to know why this keeps happening with so many of our signings. It's too frequent for it to be bad luck or coincidence
My assumption is that there is something very wrong with him at the moment, but the net is cast far wider than him being a Billy Big Bollocks who thinks he's made it and thus can't be bothered.
He's 22(?) the fitness - or lack thereof - he's showing is the primary concern, then he looks mentally shot. Low in confidence and certainty of purpose. Rounding on him in an echo chamber gives no opportunity to look at a bigger picture.
Needs to be benched. Shows no aggression, what is it with players from the bundesliga, Mikhi and Kagawa were the same, lots of technique and skill, no workrate and aggression.
I would expect ETH to sort out the lack of both. Anybody can show workrate and aggression.
Rashford, Martial and Anthony clearly our best front three at the moment.
Which is funny as especially Kagawa was part of Klopp's Dortmund that was an extrmely aggressive pressing team and Mikhi and Sancho also worked relatively hard for them.Needs to be benched. Shows no aggression, what is it with players from the bundesliga, Mikhi and Kagawa were the same, lots of technique and skill, no workrate and aggression.
The bolded is key. Sancho is struggling to assert himself consistently on games at the moment, but ten Hag is meticulous and clear enough in his vision that he can work with Sancho on this.Needs to be benched. Shows no aggression, what is it with players from the bundesliga, Mikhi and Kagawa were the same, lots of technique and skill, no workrate and aggression.
I would expect ETH to sort out the lack of both. Anybody can show workrate and aggression.
Rashford, Martial and Anthony clearly our best front three at the moment.
There's the assumption that once you've made the step up to United, you've made it. The prospect of having to go again and assert yourself in games and fight for one of the biggest clubs in the world must be intimidating. Much easier to fade into the background and try and keep things neat and tidy without causing a stir.Which is funny as especially Kagawa was part of Klopp's Dortmund that was an extrmely aggressive pressing team and Mikhi and Sancho also worked relatively hard for them.
So the question has to be what does United do that it makes Dortmund players lazy?
I agree with your first sentence, but I don't believe that the issue is that it is intimidating to play for United. If that would be true other massive clubs like Barca, Real, Bayern would have similar issues, but there it happens quite rarely while at United it seems to be a regular issue.There's the assumption that once you've made the step up to United, you've made it. The prospect of having to go again and assert yourself in games and fight for one of the biggest clubs in the world must be intimidating. Much easier to fade into the background and try and keep things neat and tidy without causing a stir.
Haaland also comes from the same club, does not seem to be an issue with him. It is attitude, personality. Well, does not matter much, as he will be on the bench surely. So either he steps up, or will be an expensive fringe playerNeeds to be benched. Shows no aggression, what is it with players from the bundesliga, Mikhi and Kagawa were the same, lots of technique and skill, no workrate and aggression.
I would expect ETH to sort out the lack of both. Anybody can show workrate and aggression.
Rashford, Martial and Anthony clearly our best front three at the moment.
One of the worst players of all time.
Hopefully the tweet around EtH asking the board to halt any contract negotiations because they need to be earned, are true. We need to change that mindset/culture of reward for mediocrity.I agree with your first sentence, but I don't believe that the issue is that it is intimidating to play for United. If that would be true other massive clubs like Barca, Real, Bayern would have similar issues, but there it happens quite rarely while at United it seems to be a regular issue.
I tend to believe that at United you don't actually have to fight for anything. If you are there, you made it, got your big contract and will get it extended no matter how you perform. Too little demands from manager, board and fans, too much easy going. Hopefully that changes under ETH
Out of curiosity: those that would like to see him moved on already, would you mind if for example one of City or Liverpool signed him?
What a pile on. Not a single one of you even going to consider something might be wrong; he's just lazy, arrogant and indifferent, and it couldn't possibly be anything else?
As you were.
Spot on. Agree with all of that.I agree with your first sentence, but I don't believe that the issue is that it is intimidating to play for United. If that would be true other massive clubs like Barca, Real, Bayern would have similar issues, but there it happens quite rarely while at United it seems to be a regular issue.
I tend to believe that at United you don't actually have to fight for anything. If you are there, you made it, got your big contract and will get it extended no matter how you perform. Too little demands from manager, board and fans, too much easy going. Hopefully that changes under ETH
Part of me hopes it's a physical issue that made him what he did last night otherwise it's very worrying from himWhat a pile on. Not a single one of you even going to consider something might be wrong; he's just lazy, arrogant and indifferent, and it couldn't possibly be anything else?
As you were.
Another shite player with mental health issue? United must be "top team" with the most players having mental health issue over the years.
Anyway. EtH can make Rashford and Martial work hard like proper PL footballers. So I'm expecting Sancho to turn on also. Just wish it starts a bit early though. His pre-season form was so outrageously good.