I don't believe he was late for the medical. He was apologizing that the medical was being held late.The prat was late for his medical and then kissing the badge on Day 1 of a loan ffs
I don't believe he was late for the medical. He was apologizing that the medical was being held late.The prat was late for his medical and then kissing the badge on Day 1 of a loan ffs
It’s all opinions?
I‘m glad you’re top… if it stops Bayern. That’s as much as you’re going to get from me
Neither Antony or Sancho are good enough, they don’t beat people and create, they both rely on cutting inside. The sooner we get Sancho off the payroll the better. Antony nextUnited definitely have had bad luck with acquisitions from Dortmund, but during the post-Ferguson era haven't we turned every one of our new players into shit once we brought them in? I'm trying to think of a single example of a player who actually improved once he arrived at Old Trafford and it's a struggle. Look at what we've already done to Onana, who by most accounts was outstanding for Inter -- or at least had that one outstanding performance v City in the CL Final. Possibly Bruno, but since I didn't watch him at Sporting I really can't say. But what I can say is that after a strong start at OT Bruno has regressed, although not as steeply as players like Antony and Sancho.
I watched Leverkusen when you got our Chicharito. Fun club to watch. Roger Schmidt was a good manager. Also liked Kevin Kampl, Stefen Kiesling and Bellarabi. A lot of great players have gone through that club.That much we can agree on Not just for us but for the league in general
Neither Antony or Sancho are good enough, they don’t beat people and create, they both rely on cutting inside. The sooner we get Sancho off the payroll the better. Antony next
I like ETH but it's kind of coming back to haunt him when he said one mistake Pep made was underestimating the EPL. I think that is true of many of his signings and especially Antony.Neither Antony or Sancho are good enough, they don’t beat people and create, they both rely on cutting inside. The sooner we get Sancho off the payroll the better. Antony next
Sancho's poor attitude is enough for me to let him go to Saudi Arabia on a free transfer if a club there wants him, but we may be in the position of not being to give Sancho away. And if a ten Hag is sacked it's not unthinkable for the new manager to give Sancho a close look.
But if I had my way I would send Sancho and Antony packing on free transfers and take whatever accounting write-offs need to be taken for legal compliance purposes as we well as forving the executives who green lighted these transfers to hold a press conference to apologize to the entire world for the incompetence.
Or worse, he does well and the new United manager wants him back and offers a him new 5 year contract.I hope he does well and we get decent money for him
can you you moral warriors use the other sancho threads to moan about him. this one should just be for his performances. i don’t want to hear any other rubbish about him.
I think it can be ruled out to be honest. Nothing from his time here has indicated that he’s suited to the league or has the determination and will to succeed here.The possibility that Sancho returns to Old Trafford after tearing up the Bundesliga can't be ruled out. There's a good chance ten Hag will be sacked at the end of the season and that the new manager will want to give Sancho a chance at least in pre-season to see what he's got. But a decision on Sancho will hinge on how Rashford and Antony perform in the second half of the season.
Nah, it's because the club want him to do well so we'll never see him againUnited's tweet wishing him good luck is so out of touch with the fanbase.
If I had the nightmare he's had for the past two years, I'd be dry humping the badge, and the dry bit is probably questionable.The prat was late for his medical and then kissing the badge on Day 1 of a loan ffs
Cnut.
I doubt both actually. Really poor attitude towards training. He did the play with smile on his face thing again when signing for Dortmund. Sometimes you have to struggle and suffer to win and then you smile. Not the other way around.Or worse, he does well and the new United manager wants him back and offers a him new 5 year contract.
But I don't honestly think Sancho is an "ETH" problem. Although his form was good at Dortmund his attitude and professionalism stunk the place out there too. He's carried that over into what should have been a dream move at United and on top of that he essentially calls his manager a liar in public.
Regardless of whether ETH is manager here next season or not Sancho should not be allowed back into the squad.
It's a less demanding league and he can probably do well with 70% of what is required for the EPL. If he fails, then he has to go the Saudi league.The spotlight is on him. It will be interesting to see how he fares. Players who have failed in the PL and moved back to Germany haven't always set the stage on fire as before
Timo Werner failed and just got a loan move to Spurs. So who knows...It's a less demanding league and he can probably do well with 70% of what is required for the EPL. If he fails, then he has to go the Saudi league.
This thread is going to be a shit-show.
I don't really care how he does, but obviously I would rather he does well if it drives up his value. Either way, he's been a colossal disappointed and I don't really want to see him back here.
By all accounts he already was taking the piss out of them when they sold him to us. They had staff members waking him up for training.I hope they take him permanently but I think Dortmund are nuts.
He'll take the mick out of them like he did with us.
Which makes this the second thread of this nature that will be on the front page of redcafe all fecking season. I should really put both of them on ignore, for the good of my mental health.
I think his wages and reputation he now has will hinder him. Whether it's the right portrayal or not, even if you're shite, having the perception that you're hard working professional player will help a lot. Similarly, some players get labelled as unprofessional and it's a difficult thing to shake off. Even he behaves perfect at BVB and some of the previous stories have been exaggerated, his name will still be tarnished.Timo Werner failed and just got a loan move to Spurs. So who knows...
Agree our scouting and recruitment are awful. We went all our for Bellingham, according to the Athletic article that knob end Murtough didn't let Fergie speak to him. Sancho already had a quite a few red flags around attitude, earning silly money at such a young age can ruin people if they are not truly committed. Also a lot of his highlights showed a player on fast breaks doing similar things at Dortmund, not the well rounded ability to succeed in the PL. Did a few thing well rather than anything exceptional.Neither Antony or Sancho are good enough, they don’t beat people and create, they both rely on cutting inside. The sooner we get Sancho off the payroll the better. Antony next
If I had the nightmare he's had for the past two years, I'd be dry humping the badge, and the dry bit is probably questionable.
This! End of the day we let Cantona back so we should let Sancho back….ffs. why are we still banging on about ten hag and sancho? for all we know it’s just a sex game they are playing. maybe they have humiliation kinks and slagging each other off to the media gets their rocks off. maybe ten hag likes being cucked and can’t wait to see sancho score at dortmund and kiss the badge and cover his ears. we don’t have all the data, so we should just welcome them both home.
When you look at Sancho’s numbers at United and Dortmund, they follow about the same pattern as Weghorst. Weghorst is a player who across his career averages 0.63 goal contributions per game in the BL but 0.16 in the PL. His attitude and work rate were top notch in both, the problem being he was just lacking that 2-3% difference to make the step up. There are loads of reports of Sancho’s indiscipline in Dortmund, those red flags were there before he signed, including his weight and fitness at the start of seasons