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Nope.He is our player
Nope.He is our player
We can't do that anymore though. Chelsea are obliged to buy him at the end of loan and we have no say in that.
Oh, I heard it was 20-25 mill. Every deal we do with Chelsea must come with a free tub of vaseline.....You're not gonna like this...
For the most part he was useless with us. Bad attitude and lots of games where he didn't look mentally or physically strong enough for the PL.
However, if he's a player Amorim thinks can work in his system and can get the best out of, then it might be worth giving him another try. He has better technical ability and vision than Garnacho and Rashford so he'd be far better suited to that number 10 role than those two. That position probably doesn't require the same physical strength or pace as an out and out winger.
Personally, I don't like the guy. And if Amorim doesn't want anything to do with him, fair enough. But we don't have the luxury of insisting all our players are nice guys. I'd be happy with a team of 11 arseholes if the results were good!
Given Chelsea are doing well, at least it will be near the top of that bracket.Oh, I heard it was 20-25 mill. Every deal we do with Chelsea must come with a free tub of vaseline.....
(Correction, we probably pay for the vaseline too)
Why is there so much pining for him from some United fans then if he's effectively gone? I just assumed there was an option to take him back!
Oh well, no point even thinking about him
In what way will he be an issue, though? I keep seeing this sentiment. Sancho is not the “main man” in our team. If his levels drop we have very good depth to rotate with him.Still think he'll be an issue long term for them, but by all accounts doing pretty well at the moment so I can't say shit.
That he'll get pissy when his levels do drop and the lateness, excuses, petulance, small illnesses, etc... suddenly return.In what way will he be an issue, though? I keep seeing this sentiment. Sancho is not the “main man” in our team. If his levels drop we have very good depth to rotate with him.
That he'll get pissy when his levels do drop and the lateness, excuses, petulance, small illnesses, etc... suddenly return.
3-4 decent games 4 months into the season isn't doing well. He's doing shit.Doing well at the 2nd placed team in the premier league is a high bar to call shit and one we arent getting back to anytime soon
I just feel like the massive weight of expectation being lifted off his shoulders has and will continue to do wonders for him. He no longer has that pressure of being the really expensive player who was meant to be the next attacking superstar for the PL’s biggest club. He can just be another good piece of the puzzle here.That he'll get pissy when his levels do drop and the lateness, excuses, petulance, small illnesses, etc... suddenly return.
I don't understand the bold as well. I have asked Man Utd fans to name 5-7 successful transfers post Ferguson and many couldn'tRangnick is very overrated at United imo.
People talk him up as this amazing manager - the fact is every manager we have had post fergie has been not good enough or from the past generation like LVG & especially Mourinho who came in a good 5 years too late.
Alot of our players get a lot of stack but get called upon like their individually not delivering whilst the whole team are playing consistently well.
The fact is all the team has been shit for a decade now due to many reasons - so then to single handedly blame a single player out of the whole team and management is doesnt make sense.
True but it's not going to be that simple, some players have been negative to us.I don't understand the bold as well. I have asked Man Utd fans to name 5-7 successful transfers post Ferguson and many couldn't
I don't think it's the players fault
Post Ferguson it's possible you've had over 50 transfers and can't name 5 successful says more about the club than the playersTrue but it's not going to be that simple, some players have been negative to us.
Even when Sancho was completely disinterested in taking players on here, he always had that though ball in behind the fullback and past the last line of defence. That ball to get Enzo in behind for Palmer’s sitter or for the penalty Palmer won were such simple passes under no pressure, yet so dangerous. His ball for Caicedo’s penalty required that extra level of precision and skill to thread the needle, but they’re all the same basic idea: pass it into space just inside the box and get the defence running back. It’s such a simple yet potent move. I’m sure he’s one of the best in the world at it. We rarely saw it, not because Sancho checked out, but because our players rarely made those simple, clever runs.
So first of all, your post is an exaggeration, but whatever. Also, it might say more about the club, but it also doesn't say nothing about the player. It's not because Utd have been poorly run over the past 11 years that there's no blame on Sancho's side.Post Ferguson it's possible you've had over 50 transfers and can't name 5 successful says more about the club than the players
Erikson has been a very good player though, just played slightly out of position and had declined a lot physically.One more down the list at 7th is Christen Eriksen, says more about the stat than Sancho really.
What that poster is pointing out, I guess, is that when there is a very small sample size, bringing it to "per 90", means it isn't necessarily the most telling stat.Erikson has been a very good player though, just played slightly out of position and had declined a lot physically.
Fair enough. I'm not sure of the minutes per player.What that poster is pointing out, I guess, is that when there is a very small sample size, bringing it to "per 90", means it isn't necessarily the most telling stat.
He's streets ahead of any of your wingers. Enough said.Sancho is shit regardless. Enough said.
Only if he feels like it and/or the team is clicking, to be fair. I have no doubt his ceiling is higher, but that's not what we'd be gettingHe's streets ahead of any of your wingers. Enough said.
Clearly a quality player but even before ETH he never showed his best at Utd, clearly something wrong with his time here
No, it doesn't.Only if he feels like it and/or the team is clicking, to be fair. I have no doubt his ceiling is higher, but that's not what we'd be getting
How does any of this matter if he never shows it? Pogba was a better footballer than the vast majority of midfielders, it counted for nothingNo, it doesn't.
You can point at his consistency, but he's without question a much better footballer than what anyone at MU on the attacking front, bar Diallo whom I'd personally prefer as an attacking midfielder. Especially in terms of footballing IQ.
You never knew how to use both of them and you have a long history of ruining players since SAF left, especially the technical ones.How does any of this matter if he never shows it? Pogba was a better footballer than the vast majority of midfielders, it counted for nothing
Man Utd players are like crypto, you sell them and they start pumping.
No, it doesn't.
You can point at his consistency, but he's without question a much better footballer than what anyone at MU on the attacking front, bar Diallo whom I'd personally prefer as an attacking midfielder. Especially in terms of footballing IQ.
Hojlund
Sancho - Amad
WB-Ugarte-Bruno/Mainoo-WB
Would have been beautifully balanced imo. i also see Amad as an AM. Hojlund/New Strikee would have gotten tonnes of chances because both Amad & Sancho have the ability to play through balls to a strikee after dribbling.
Shame i wont get to see it tested even if it would fail.
Yeah, cause Rashford is quality...He's streets ahead of any of your wingers. Enough said.