Pickle85
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The stream of pro-sancho newbie posts is ugh.
Just admit that it's our problem more than Sancho's. We are playing shit football under ETH. Sancho is back to form in a functional team. It's not rocket science.
Refereeing is different. Beyond that, Manchester United is a talent black hole. If you had peak Messi, after a year you'd be selling him back to ArgentinaHow many pl teams are faster or better than psg?
He’s had one good performance since he went back to Dortmund, along with a load of average and poor ones.
The funny thing about Dortmund is if you look at their squad on an individual basis, it's really not all that impressive. A functional setup can take you a long way, even without the star quality.Just admit that it's our problem more than Sancho's. We are playing shit football under ETH. Sancho is back to form in a functional team. It's not rocket science.
The problem with ten Hag, as we've seen since being Sancho-less, is he's made a lot of mistakes and left numerous players' noses out of joint, at the time of the set-to with Sancho, the favouring of Antony so that Sancho wasn't getting a fair crack, or parity in terms of PT and opportunities to impress, or even to make mistakes, created a massive fissure. Some players will keep schtum, but others won't and I think the combination of distrust and a bad attitude created dynamite and a unrepairable relationship. Since then, the manager has repeated the same cycle with Amad, getting throwaway minutes compared to Antony, but with a different temperament, Amad takes his lumps, but will probably leave if ten Hag stays over the summer.A lot just dislike him for having the audacity to get upset at the manager for a very insignificant comment after that same manager had given him 6 months off in a season. He acted like a spoilt child and wasted months of his career before the loan.
Most of my responses have been to those wanting him back purely based on a single game. I find that bizarre when they’ll have also watched him be an incredibly passive, sluggish player who wimped out of 70/30s let alone 50/50s. Happy to admit he’s playing very well tonight though.
Literally everyone can see this this apart from deluded top reds who can't bring themselves to admit they were wrong about ETH.Amazing performance. Makes you think we must have proper shit coaching at United
Very much this.He played like this for them all the time before we signed him, it’s why so many of us were desperate to bring him in. And he was absolute dogshit, didn’t put the effort in, then went on strike when the manager said something that upset him. He was more than happy to spend six months off playing FIFA at home while getting paid a fortune. Then he has one decent game and people think it’s gonna be different the second time around? It’s madness. Dortmund can keep him.
So he only played under ETH at United then…Literally everyone can see this this apart from deluded top reds who can't bring themselves to admit they were wrong about ETH.
The stream of pro-sancho newbie posts is ugh.
Not a weird comment at all. When I said bitter, I meant fans in general, not you.
As for his performance, regardless of whether he was at United or not, that was a good game by him. You'd have be blind to disagree.
Yea I often say that players like Iniesta would be sold for peanuts here, or players like Xavi. We are so 1 dimensional with our thinking, that passing players, or linkup players are not valued, just like Carrick.Refereeing is different. Beyond that, Manchester United is a talent black hole. If you had peak Messi, after a year you'd be selling him back to Argentina
Would take that outcome as well.PSG would probably opt for him over Rashford at this stage.
Didn’t we give him three months off (PAID) and sort out individual training sessions for him?The whole thing seems off to me. Concessions and adaptation on both sides was always necessary, instead, neither side gave an inch, which is bizarre when you slap over £70m down on a player.
I don’t know but we do like our mavericks. If he put that performance for us, we’d call that a « solid » and would be complaining about his lack of end product, because we also cannot take this game in isolation when the rest of the time he’s been underwhelmingWell we always want a lot of individualism.
Ole and his coaches were rubbish too.So he only played under ETH at United then…
This. But according to Sancho, he was still made a 'scapegoat'. I'd love to be a scapegoat on paid leave in Netherlands.Didn’t we give him three months off (PAID) and sort out individual training sessions for him?
Yep. Xabi Alonso, Carrick, Busquets or whoever - we'd stick them in Casemiro's role and complain that they're washed up when they don't cover 15km a gameYea I often say that players like Iniesta would be sold for peanuts here, or players like Xavi. We are so 1 dimensional with our thinking, that passing players, or linkup players are not valued, just like Carrick.
Considering the dire state of our team, the huge amount of investment needed, I would like to see him have another chance. There are too many positions to improve already
I agree that there's nothing wrong with saying he played well tonight but the number of newbie united 'fans' glorying in his very, very limited success is weird imo.How so? There might be many reasons that it didn't work while he was playing with Utd, I don't think there's anything wrong with saying he played well tonight though, and it goes some way to showing he's not a shit or lazy player which is what a lot of people thought.
Yh.Thought he had a good game but Hargreaves and Ferdinand hyping him up beyond belief.
Literally everyone can see this this apart from deluded top reds who can't bring themselves to admit they were wrong about ETH.
These things can change (with hopefully a new coaching team). He cost too much and is way too young to not have a "2nd" chance. Our team is already devoid of technical ability as isThe main problem is his attitude and overall behavior, not his talent.