Either you are being dense or just being a WUM. You know which and you also seem to be the
@Amadaeus to Sancho.
I’m not being a WUM. I’m not the only United fan who holds the opinion that Sancho should have been given a run of games, nor that he should be reinstated, nor that ETH didn’t handle the situation correctly.
Nor am I the only United fan that rates Samcho because he has qualities that none of our other forwards have with the exception of Martial. Our forwards seriously lack football IQ or even good technique in tight spaces. For that matter, so do our midfielders with the exception of Eriksen and Kobbie.
Sancho’s weight of pass, decision-making and ball retention is top class and he has shown it in glimpses. Maybe you don’t value these things in a player because you see football differently to me but it doesn’t mean I am dense or a WUM.
I don’t understand your Amadeus reference but if he’s also in favour of Sancho being reinstated then maybe we view football the same way.
Stats across all competitions:
Sancho - 82 appearances, 12 goals, 6 assists
Garnacho - 63 apperances, 9 goals, 7 assists
Garnacho has looked a better player and all round team player than Sancho. Which says it all against someone who cost the fee Sancho did and is on the wages he is. Also amazing that Garnacho got reprimanded during pre season yet came back stronger yet Sancho threw his toys out of the pram like a baby/
I am a firm advocate that the eye test will always be better than stats. Grealish’s stats aren’t great for City but he’s a crucial part of how they control games and he has been missed when Pep drops him for the more direct Doku.
Garnacho was promising last season. He was direct and tenacious and he showed that he has a great shot. He doesn’t come across as a classy winger that moves gracefully with the ball and plays with his head up and finds players in space like Sancho does. But he has that Latin American Garra Charrua which is useful against tired legs.
The sensible thing to do is for Sancho to start and help you control the game and then bring on Garnacho against tired legs when spaces open up.
This season, however, Garnacho has started above Sancho and he has been found out. The kid’s football IQ needs serious work. He often makes the wrong decision. He also plays with his head down so his awareness is poor. Defenders realise that if you show him the outside he will put in a weak cross on his left peg. On top of not being very creative, he is also not very tricky. He can’t beat defenders from a standing start to create seperation on a consistent basis and even then, he is not blessed with blistering speed that can allow him to just kick and run. One thing that Garnacho is good at, however, is perfectly timed runs in behind. But his one on one finishing his deserted him and he has wasted several great opportunities.
All of this stuff about Sancho being a baby is an opinion you’re entitled to. For me, he stood his ground following being disrespected publicly and he asserted his boundaries. It takes real strength to do that. There’s probably more to this story and we haven’t heard Sancho’s side but it’s funny how everyone is all “Men’s mental health matters” until somebody with pre-existing mental health issues is unnecessarily publicaly criticised (humiliated) by his manager.
You can call Sancho every name under the sun and continue to attack his character. For me, he is a victim of, at the very least, a miscarriage of justice if not outright bullying. I will continue to speak up against any form of injustice and be an advocate for men’s mental health.